The Utility of Maps as Planning Tools Is Limited by Which

question 30

Multiple Choice

The utility of maps as planning tools is limited by which of the following considerations?

• A) The problem that small features may not show on large-scale maps.
• B) The fact that, for many areas of the United States, there are excessive amounts of data available, too much to be adequately represented on a map.
• C) The impossibility of mapping non-geologic parameters, such as population density.
• D) All of the choices are correct.

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