1) Chloropleth map
This kind of map will be used when your data has a unit(s) like countries or counties,
standardized to show rates or ratios, and a continuous
statistical surface.
2) Isarithmic map
This kind of map will be used for
continuous
data, such as elevation and precipitation.
3) Dot Density map
This kind of map will be used to show density differences across a landscape.
4) Proportional Symbol map

This type of map scales the size of symbols proportionally to the
data value found at that location. In short, the larger the symbol, more of
whatever is being studied exists at that location.
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