The above map shows central Mexico's high urban population areas, as well as it's railroads, major and primary rivers, and federal roads. I found it tricky to work with the legend at first, but quickly got the hang of it once it started to click. The annotations also gave me trouble. I had a hard time working with the world countries labels. The country name would disappear on me when I tried to select the annotation button. I was able to remedy this by checking the show label box in the properties area.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Week 3: Deliverables 1, 2, & 3
The above map shows the Mexican population density by state. I did not run into many major issues as the directions were very detailed and clear. I found the most interesting part of making this map was creating a new shapefile just for the Mexican states.
The above map shows central Mexico's high urban population areas, as well as it's railroads, major and primary rivers, and federal roads. I found it tricky to work with the legend at first, but quickly got the hang of it once it started to click. The annotations also gave me trouble. I had a hard time working with the world countries labels. The country name would disappear on me when I tried to select the annotation button. I was able to remedy this by checking the show label box in the properties area.
The above map shows central Mexico's high urban population areas, as well as it's railroads, major and primary rivers, and federal roads. I found it tricky to work with the legend at first, but quickly got the hang of it once it started to click. The annotations also gave me trouble. I had a hard time working with the world countries labels. The country name would disappear on me when I tried to select the annotation button. I was able to remedy this by checking the show label box in the properties area.
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