How do choropleth maps use colors? Colors are used to represent changes in climate zones. Varying colors are used to indicate territorial boundaries and changes. Darker colors are used to indicate greater amounts of what is being measured. Colors are used to highlight historical trends of the topic being studied.

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Zaria Wood

Geography

2 April, 12:28

How do choropleth maps use colors? Colors are used to represent changes in climate zones. Varying colors are used to indicate territorial boundaries and changes. Darker colors are used to indicate greater amounts of what is being measured. Colors are used to highlight historical trends of the topic being studied.

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Darien Newman · Answer 1

The correct answer is the third statement. Choropleth maps are based on statistical data that are shown through different color ranges in which darker colors are used to indicate greater amounts on the data shed and the lightest shade indicates the least amount of what is being measured on data shed.