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Equiareal map

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An Equiareal map, also known as an equal-area map, is a type of map projection that maintains the consistency of area proportions across the entire map. This means that regions on the map are represented in the same area ratio as they are on the Earth's surface. As a result, if two areas are equal in size on the map, they will also be equal in size in reality, regardless of their location.

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