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difference between a map and a plan

What is the difference between a map and a plan? NCERT Class 6

Difference between a map and a plan

Map
1. On a flat surface, a map is a scaled depiction sketch of the earth's surface or a piece of it.
2. Maps contain detailed information about a larger area of the world.
3. A map is a representation of a geographical area in graphical form. It's also a symbolic representation that emphasises the connections between space elements like objects, regions, and themes.
4. When the region to be mapped is large, such as a country's map, a map is created.

Plan

1. A plan is a large-scale representation of a certain area.
2. A plan only gives you a limited amount of information about a small area.
3. A plan is a collection of two-dimensional drawings or diagrams that are used to describe an object or a location, as well as to provide fabrication or construction instructions.
4. When the area is tiny, such as a house plan or a bridge plan, a plan is drawn


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