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Represents specific locations or discrete data points on a map.

Depicts linear features such as roads, rivers, or boundaries.

Used to represent area features such as countries, habitats, or land use.

A thematic map in which areas are shaded or patterned in proportion to the measurement of the statistical variable of interest.

Features symbols such as circles or squares that change in size according to the value of an attribute.

Uses dots to represent a quantity, allowing for the visualization of a pattern or distribution over an area.

Uses colors to represent the density or intensity of variables, blending colors between points for a smooth gradient effect.

Displays geographically continuous data using lines that connect points of equal value, such as elevation, pressure, or rainfall.

Shows the direction and volume of movement between two places. Often uses lines of varying thickness to represent the volume.

Features symbols that are varied in size to represent a quantitative variable, with each size corresponding to a data range.

Assigns a different symbol to each category of data, useful for distinguishing between discrete classes or types.