Mute card

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Mute map of the earth
Induction globe with graticule and mute map of the coastlines of the continents

A mute card is a card for training and planning purposes, in which the card is largely or entirely dispensed with.

The topography can be shown greatly reduced on a silent map. Often the continents , national borders or other administrative borders are only represented by their outline ( contour map ). For spatial orientation important rivers can transport routes or places to be located.

Mute maps are mainly used in geography lessons as a school wall map or as a student handset . This is intended to encourage or check the memory of the location and name of spatial objects . For a clear identification of the geographic objects, they then have letters or numbers instead of the map name.

literature

  • Herbert Wilhelmy. Cartography in key words . Bornträeger. 7th edition. Berlin, Stuttgart, 2002. page 125