Choropleth Maps express to us the differences between
bordered areas that are either different colors or patterns. Differences can
vary between population sizes to income groups or as we see above, tones.
Dot Density Maps are consisted of dots that represent a
value of something such as crops grown or in this case housing locations in
Florida.
Bathymetric maps depict water depths using lines that have
different depth values and most times are colored in like the one above to show
the depths.
Proportional Symbol maps have different sizes of a symbol to
represent data from specific locations on a map. In this one particular the
different areas of each circle show coal consumption by state.
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