The Amount of Detail on Large Scale Maps Is Generally

question 72

Multiple Choice

The amount of detail on large scale maps is generally ________ than on than on small scale maps.

• A) greater
• B) less
• C) It is impossible to compare the relative detail of the same features on maps of different scales.

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Definitions:

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