Why is it helpful to compare a dot density map to a physical features map?
to understand...
Geography, 15.04.2020 22:24, Brooke7644
Why is it helpful to compare a dot density map to a physical features map?
to understand why so many or so few people live in an area
to predict the kinds of homes people will build in the future
to see how climate affects the people who live in an area
to know why unemployment might be high in an area
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