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Photo/Illustration Credits: Cover: Daniel Pangbourne/Getty; pp. 2–3, 6–9, 11: Argosy Publishing; p. 12: Corbis.
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Topographic MapEnsign Peak, State Capitol Building
Salt Lake, Utah
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Think and Respond 1. How does color help you read the map on page 2?
2. What type of map uses contour lines?
3. Narrative Writing Tell a story about a time when you have used a map.
Hands-On Activity Home Maps Make a map of your classroom or home. Use symbols
to show where the furniture, doors, and windows are. Be sure to include a title, a scale, and a key.
School-Home Connection Hometown Map With your parent or guardian, look at a map of
your hometown. Locate features you have seen. Then, find the latitude and longitude of your town. If necessary, use another map.
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