HOW LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE FORM THE GLOBAL GRID

1.- Learn to recognize the rules, routines and way Geography will be evaluated throughout the year.
2.- Learn to recognize the diversity of natural, social, cultural, economic and political components that make up geographical space.
3.- Learn to differentiate between the categories of spatial analysis: Place, environment, landscape, region and territory.
4.- Learn to recognize the use of numerical and graphic scales to represent the territory on maps.
5.- Locate places and times zones on maps based on geographical coordinates and time zones.
6.- Compare the different representations of Earth's surface through map projections
7.- Learn to recognize the use of satellite images, the Global Positioning System and the Geographical Information System
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HOW LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE FORM THE GLOBAL GRID

MAP STUDY Latitude and longitude lines can help you find the absolute location, or geographic address, of a place. You can give the address as, for example, 20⁰S, l40⁰E,

LOCATION Find 20⁰S, l40⁰E on the Global Grid. What continent is found at this address?

Source: World Explorer, Geography tools and concepts, 2003. Pearson Prentice Hall.

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