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Distributional Maps

Maharashtra Board · Class 9 · Geography

Quick revision notes for Distributional Maps — Maharashtra Board Class 9 Geography. Key concepts, formulas, and definitions for last-minute revision.

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Introduction to Distributional Maps

  • Distributional maps are also called Thematic Maps
  • They show the distribution of various variables in a region using statistical data
  • Main purpose is to display location and distribution of variables
2

Dot Method

  • Uses dots to show distribution of variables across a region
  • Only data gathered through counting is used (population, cattle, etc.)
  • Value of each dot must be determined based on highest and lowest values
3

Choropleth Method

  • Shows data using shades or tints of various colours
  • Data obtained through measurement, surveying, etc.
  • Only one value assigned to each sub-administrative unit
4

Isopleth Method

  • Uses lines of equal values (isolines) to show continuous distribution
  • Suitable for variables like altitude, temperature, rainfall
  • Requires point-related data from specific locations

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Maps prepared with special themesUses dots to show distributionUses different shadesUses lines (isolines) to connect pointsDirect observation method to study geographical

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