Discussion
A thematic map differs from a general reference map principally in that it
Answer: A
Correct answer: concentrates on the distribution of one subject
A general reference map shows whatever is there - roads, rivers, settlements, relief - without arguing for any of it. A thematic map takes one subject and makes its distribution the point of the sheet, with everything else demoted to a base that locates the theme. Scale, publisher and coordinate framework have nothing to do with the distinction; a thematic map may be at any scale and produced by anyone.
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