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A neatline drawn as a heavy black rule around a delicate map is a fault because it

  • A.hides the graticule labels set in the collar
  • B.makes the projection impossible to state
  • C.carries more weight than its role deserves
  • D.prevents the sheet from being trimmed cleanly

Answer: C

The frame is there to bound the map, not to be noticed, so a thick rule pulls attention to the edge and away from the content it encloses. A fine line does the same job without competing, which is why published sheets keep the neatline light.

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