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What is a "map"?
A map is a flat representation of a geographic area, showing features like mountains, rivers, roads, cities, and bodies of water. It helps people understand the layout of a place and navigate from one location to another. Maps can vary in detail, with some focusing on large areas like countries or continents, while others show smaller regions, such as cities or neighborhoods. They often use symbols and colors to represent different types of land, infrastructure, or landmarks. Maps are useful tools for travel, planning, and learning about the world.
(mathematics) a mathematical relation such that each element of a given set (the domain of the function) is associated with an element of another set (the range of the function)
to create or make a map to visually depict geographical features
to systematically examine and record geographical features, data, or information
to establish a correspondence or relationship between elements from one set to another
to delineate and organize the various components, steps, or elements of a plan, project, or concept
to determine the relative locations and distances between genes on a chromosome



























