This document provides information about maps and globes. It discusses that a globe is a 3D model of the Earth that can be rotated, and lines of latitude and longitude are drawn on it. Globes accurately show the spherical shape of the Earth but cannot show details. Maps are representations of the Earth or parts of it drawn on a flat surface, so they inevitably distort shapes and sizes to some degree. The science of mapmaking is called cartography. Different types of maps include political, physical, topographical, climatic, tourist, and thematic maps. Maps are useful tools that provide planning information, but sketches and plans show smaller areas at a larger scale than maps.

1. MAPS AND GLOBES

2. GLOBES
• A globe is a small-scale three
dimensional MODEL OF THE EARTH.
• It is mounted on an axis so that it
can e rotated freely just like an
earth.
• The line of latitude and longitude
are drawn on map.

3. ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGE OF GLOBE
flattened at the poles and
bulging at the equator.
• Bulky and can not be stored easily
• Shows exact shape of the
earth- spherical slightly
• The shape f continents and
oceans are shown accurately.
• The different physical features
are also marked more ore less
accurately.
• It can not show the details of
landforms and location of small
towns.
• It can not provide detail information
about climate, vegetation agriculture
etc.
• Although larger globes show some
details they are difficult to carry and
handle

4. MAP
• Amap is a essential tool of a
geographer.
• It is a representation of a earth as
whole or part of the earth drawn on a
flat surface.
• It can show continents courtiers cities
and even a local area with all details

5. • Amap how ever has a disadvantages.
• Aflat map can not accurately show the
curved surface of the earth.
• When a map is drawn the shape and size
get distorted.
• The maximum distortion occurs in the
region of poles and less at equatorial
region.
• Its not a new phenomenon and has been
practiced since the ancient times.
• They were made from animal skin
parchment papyrus and clay tablets

6. PARCHMENT
PAPYRUS

7. • The science of map making is called as
CARTOGRAPHY (Carte- in French
means “MAP” graphic- DRAWING).
• A person who draws map is called as
CARTOGRAPHER.
• Cartographer show the curved surface
of the earth on a flat map is known as
MAP PROJECTION.

8. TYPES
OF
MAPS
POLITICAL MAPS
PHYSICAL MAP
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP
OR CONTOUR MAP
CLIMATIC MP
TOURIST MAP
THEMATIC MAP

9. POLITICAL MAPS
Shows the boundaries
of administrative units
such as countries,
state and district
Different types of
boundary are shown
with different symbols

10. PHYSICAL MAP
Shows the landforms and
the water bodies on the
earth surface such as
mountain, plateaus plains,
rivers lakes, sea etc.

11. Topographical map shows
a great details of both
man made and natural
features with the help of
conventional sins and
symbols
Imaginary line joining
place above the mean
sea level is known as
CONTOUR
All over the world it is
used by geographers,
geologist defense
personal and
surveyors

12. Climatic map
• Shows weather condition like
temperature, pressure wind
direction and rainfall

13. Thematic map
• Shows the distribution of
forest, crops, minerals and
vegetation.

14. USES OF MAP
Easy to handle and can
carry everywhere
Provides lots of
information for planning
such a road residential
complex's etc.
It is useful to sailors,
pilots miners engineers
etc..
Army depend on maps
for information

15. SKETCH Very often people give
directions to a
particular place by
making a rough drawing
to show the route.
This includes landmarks
and name of the street.
Such diagram is called as
sketch.
Rough map is drawn
without any scale,
conventional sign and
symbol, directions and
distance.

17. PLAN
DETAILED DRAWING OFA
SMALLAREA
PLAN SHOWSASMALL
AREAONALARGE SCALE
EG- INTERIOR OF HOUSE ,
AN OFFICE BUILDING OR
EVEN YOUR CLASS ROOM
MAP SHOWSALARGE
AREAONASMALL SCALE