Discussion
............. is not an example of statistical surface.
Answer: C
A Tourism map is not an example of a statistical surface.
A statistical surface represents a quantity that varies continuously over space, so that every point has a value and the values can be shown by isolines or shading as if they were heights. Rainfall, elevation and soil productivity all vary continuously in this way.
A tourism map shows the location of attractions, routes and facilities, discrete qualitative features rather than a continuous quantity, so it is not a statistical surface.
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