Discussion
Information about scale and projection can be found in
Answer: C
The scale and projection of a map are part of the information a map gives, so they are found in geographical sources: atlases, maps, gazetteers and globes. An atlas states the scale of each map, and the projection used, such as Mercator or conical, in its legend or notes. An encyclopaedia gives articles on topics, a handbook or manual gives working facts and procedures on a subject, and a directory lists persons and organisations with addresses, so none of these three is where scale and projection are looked up. The answer is Geographical sources, option (C).
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