Which map represents large regions, countries or continents on a small scale?

• A. Gnomonic Chart
• B. Chorographic Map
• C. Bathymetric Map
• D. Aeronautical Chart

Answer: (B)

Small-scale mapping is used to show large areas with less detail. A chorographic map is designed to describe broad regions—focusing on general layout, boundaries, and the distribution of features across a wide area. That makes it the type best suited for representing countries or continents on a small scale, where the goal is to convey overall geography rather than fine specifics. The other options serve more specialized purposes: a gnomonic chart is a navigation projection mainly used for plotting routes, a bathymetric map emphasizes underwater depths, and an aeronautical chart provides detailed flight information. So for depicting large regions at a small scale, the chorographic map fits best.