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Friday, December 5, 2008

Hypsometric maps


Hypsometric maps represent the elevation of the terrain through contouring, shading, tinting, and batching. The map shown uses hypsometric techniques to display the average annual rainfall in arizona, which makes the information more user friendly than if it were without colors and shades.

URL: http://www.ocs.orst.edu/pub/maps/Precipitation/Total/States/AZ/az.gif
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      • Stem and leaf plot
      • Box plot
      • Histogram
      • Parallel coordinate graph
      • Triangular plot
      • Windrose
      • Climograph
      • Population profile
      • Index value plot
      • Lorenz curve
      • Bilateral graph
      • Nominal area choropleth map
      • Unstandardized choropleth maps
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      • Unclassed choropleth maps
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      • Range graded proportional circle map
      • Continuously variable proportional circle map
      • DOQQ
      • DEM
      • DLG
      • DRG
      • Isopleths
      • Isopach
      • Isohyets
      • Isotachs
      • Isobars
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      • Black and white aerial photo
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      • Cartographic animations
      • Statistical maps
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      • Flow maps
      • Isoline maps
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      • Choropleth maps
      • Dot distribution maps
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