Today in Human Geography class we took a look at three different maps. I noticed that maps A and b had topography which means the have texture to them. Also that they all had a scale and a key. All three maps were different in a way. The states in Map A were all different colors to show the borders. Map C seemed very stretched out and looked kinda funny.

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