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How is the Importance of Settlement Reflected in a Map?

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How is the importance of settlement reflected in a map?

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The importance of settlement is reflected by its size and the number of routes which meet there.

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Chapter 1: Interpretation of Topographical Maps - Very Short Questions

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Austine Vas, Hemant M. Pednekar, Vidhya Malar Geography Our Earth [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 1 Interpretation of Topographical Maps
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