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A minimal outline map of a country, sometimes with political subdivisions or single themes such as resources, used as starting points for | A minimal outline map of a country, sometimes with political subdivisions or single themes such as resources, used as starting points for intelligence analysis; very similar to the "outline maps" given to elementary and secondary school students. | ||
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Base map [r]: A minimal outline map of a country, sometimes with political subdivisions or single themes such as resources, used as starting points for intelligence analysis; very similar to the "outline maps" given to elementary and secondary school students.