Directions & Getting Around

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Across
  1. 1. The practice of creating visual representations of geographic areas.
  2. 8. An angular measurement describing position north or south on a global reference system.
  3. 12. A structured sequence of planned stops or stages during movement or travel.
  4. 13. A circular reference line used to describe position relative to the equator.
  5. 17. The process of using environmental cues and information to determine movement.
  6. 19. A precisely determined position established using multiple reference inputs.
  7. 20. A major transportation route carrying large volumes of movement.
  8. 22. A multi-lane high-speed roadway designed for continuous vehicle flow.
  9. 23. A raised structure enabling travel above another route or obstacle.
  10. 25. A method for representing a curved surface on a flat surface.
  11. 30. A method of determining position using angles from multiple reference points.
  12. 34. A specific intermediate location used for guiding movement along a planned path.
  13. 35. An imaginary line running from pole to pole used as a positional reference.
  14. 36. The vertical distance of a point above a defined reference surface.
  15. 38. An angular measurement describing position east or west on a global reference system.
  16. 39. A route or method used for leaving a location or enclosed space.
Down
  1. 2. A major toll-based roadway designed for long-distance travel.
  2. 3. A measured horizontal angle used to describe movement relative to a fixed reference.
  3. 4. A marked reference point indicating progress along a journey.
  4. 5. A designated stopping point used for verification during movement.
  5. 6. A quantity describing movement using both direction and magnitude.
  6. 7. A planned sequence of movement between starting and ending locations.
  7. 9. The identification of a physical position using technological or analytical methods.
  8. 10. A high-speed road designed with controlled entry and exit points.
  9. 11. A collection of maps compiled into a single reference volume.
  10. 14. A road designed to redirect movement around a congested or populated area.
  11. 15. A constructed passage allowing movement beneath a road or similar structure.
  12. 16. The alignment of an object or position relative to surrounding space or references.
  13. 18. A primary passage designed for frequent and continuous movement.
  14. 21. The height of a location relative to a standard sea-level reference.
  15. 24. A systematic measurement and analysis of an area’s physical features.
  16. 26. A ratio showing how real-world distances correspond to map distances.
  17. 27. A circular measurement used to express horizontal orientation from a reference point.
  18. 28. The adjustment of instruments to ensure accurate measurement readings.
  19. 29. A numerical value used together with others to specify a precise position.
  20. 31. A network of evenly spaced intersecting lines used for spatial reference.
  21. 32. An alternative path taken to avoid an obstruction or closed section.
  22. 33. The process of determining and controlling movement from one location to another.
  23. 37. A directional course indicating where movement is currently aimed.