Activity 2 gubytuemapin figure 4.25 (on pages 156-157). Then answer the questions. 1 Fefer to the unique code for this map. Between which lines of latitude does phettenberg Bay lie? 2 between which two lines of longitude dses Plettenberg 8 ay lie? 3 Draw a dlagram to erplain what the letters after the four digit coderelet to. I Which map code would we need to access for the map ciuectiy south of the Fietienberg Boy map? 5 Give the co-ord nates or grid reference for The Point at the tip of the Robberg Perinsula in the south of the map. 6 Uie the symbols on pages 152-154 to explain what the following mear a the red star on the Robberg Peninsula light levse b the brown shading in the lagoon of the Keurbooms River Scand \& the tiny green circles spread zcross the map fow \& teers d the black dots on the map

Certainly! Let's address each of your questions related to Figure 4.25 and the accompanying map symbols. Since I don't have access to the specific figure or pages you're referencing, I'll provide general guidelines and information based on common mapping principles. Please adjust the specifics according to your actual map. --- ### **1. Between Which Lines of Latitude Does Plettenberg Bay Lie?** **Answer:** Plettenberg Bay is located on the southern coast of South Africa. Its approximate latitude is **34.07° South**. Therefore, on your map: - **Plettenberg Bay lies between the 34°S and 35°S lines of latitude.** --- ### **2. Between Which Two Lines of Longitude Does Plettenberg Bay Lie?** **Answer:** Plettenberg Bay is situated near the **23.3° East** longitude. On your map: - **Plettenberg Bay lies between the 23°E and 24°E lines of longitude.** --- ### **3. Diagram Explanation of the Letters After the Four-Digit Code** **Answer:** Map codes often use a combination of numbers and letters to denote specific grid squares and sub-divisions within those squares. Here's a general explanation: - **Four-Digit Code:** Represents the primary grid square on the map. - **First Two Digits (e.g., 34):** Typically indicate the easting (horizontal position). - **Second Two Digits (e.g., 23):** Typically indicate the northing (vertical position). - **Letters After the Four-Digit Code:** Denote smaller subdivisions within the primary grid square for greater precision. - For example, in the code **3423AB**: - **A:** Might represent a specific row within the grid square. - **B:** Might represent a specific column within that row. **Diagram:** ``` +-----------------------+ | Grid Square | | 34 Easting | | 23 Northing | | | | +-----+-----+-----+ | | | A | B | C | | <- Letters denote subdivisions | +-----+-----+-----+ | | | D | E | F | | | +-----+-----+-----+ | | | G | H | I | | | +-----+-----+-----+ | +-----------------------+ ``` **Explanation:** - Each letter (A-I) represents a smaller section within the main grid square (34°E to 35°E and 23°S to 24°S). - This system allows for precise location identification within the larger map area. --- ### **4. Map Code Needed for the Area Just South of the Plettenberg Bay Map** **Answer:** Assuming your map grid progresses sequentially, the map code just south of the Plettenberg Bay map (which covers 34°S to 35°S latitude) would cover the next latitude band. - **Current Plettenberg Bay Map Code:** e.g., **3423** - **Map Just South:** **3424** **Explanation:** - The change from **3423** to **3424** adjusts the northing from 23 to 24, moving the coverage area one degree south. **Note:** Ensure to verify the numbering sequence based on your specific map's grid system. --- ### **5. Coordinates or Grid Reference for The Point at the Tip of the Robberg Peninsula** **Answer:** The Point is the southern tip of the Robberg Peninsula near Plettenberg Bay. - **Approximate Coordinates:** - **Latitude:** 34.07° South - **Longitude:** 23.30° East - **Grid Reference:** If using the four-digit code system: - **Easting:** 23 (from longitude 23°E to 24°E) - **Northing:** 34 (from latitude 34°S to 35°S) - **Sub-divisions:** Assign letters based on the precise location within the grid square, e.g., **3423AB**. **Example Grid Reference:** **3423AB** - **34:** Represents the 34°S latitude band. - **23:** Represents the 23°E longitude band. - **AB:** Specific subdivision within the grid square. --- ### **6. Explanation of Map Symbols from Pages 152-154** **Answer:** Map symbols are standardized icons used to represent various physical and man-made features. Here's how the specified symbols might be interpreted: #### **a. The Red Star on the Robberg Peninsula Lighthouse** - **Symbol Meaning:** **Navigational Aids** - **Red Star:** Typically represents a lighthouse or beacon indicating navigational assistance for maritime activities. #### **b. The Brown Shading in the Lagoon of the Keurbooms River Sand** - **Symbol Meaning:** **Elevation or Terrain Features** - **Brown Shading:** Often used to depict higher elevations, landforms, or specific terrain types such as sandbanks or river deltas. #### **c. The Tiny Green Circles Spread Across the Map for Flow & Tears** *(Assuming "Flow & Tears" might be a typo. Possibly "Floods & Trails" or another term. I'll interpret as "Fauna and Flora" or vegetation.)* - **Symbol Meaning:** **Vegetation or Natural Features** - **Tiny Green Circles:** Likely represent vegetation, parks, reserves, or areas of ecological significance. #### **d. The Black Dots on the Map** - **Symbol Meaning:** **Settlements or Points of Interest** - **Black Dots:** Commonly indicate towns, villages, cities, or other significant landmarks such as schools, hospitals, or historical sites. --- ### **Summary of Common Map Symbols:** | **Symbol Color/Shape** | **Typical Meaning** | |------------------------|----------------------------------------------| | **Red Star** | Lighthouse, Beacon, Navigational Aid | | **Brown Shading** | Elevation, Terrain Features, Sandbanks | | **Green Circles** | Vegetation, Parks, Natural Reserves | | **Black Dots** | Settlements, Towns, Points of Interest | **Note:** Always refer to the specific map's legend (usually found on pages like 152-154) for precise symbol meanings, as conventions can vary. --- I hope this helps you complete Activity 2 effectively! If you have access to your map's legend or additional context, please refer to those resources to fine-tune these answers.