regional map

[ˈriːdʒənəl mæp]
nounpl: regional maps
mapa regional
1. A cartographic representation showing geographical, political, or administrative divisions of a specific region or area
The regional map displays the boundaries of all counties in the state.
O mapa regional mostra os limites de todos os condados do estado.
2. A map used in business, tourism, or planning that illustrates a particular region's features, resources, or attractions
The travel agency provided a regional map highlighting tourist destinations.
A agência de viagens forneceu um mapa regional destacando os destinos turísticos.
3. In digital applications, a graphical tool showing a zoomed-in view of a specific geographical area with relevant data or markers
The GPS system displayed a regional map of nearby restaurants.
O sistema de GPS exibiu um mapa regional dos restaurantes próximos.
Regional maps are essential tools in Brazilian geography education and urban planning. In Brazil, these maps are commonly used to illustrate state divisions, municipal boundaries, and economic zones. They play an important role in business presentations, real estate, tourism promotion, and public administration. The term 'mapa regional' is neutral and widely understood across all Portuguese-speaking regions.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
area mapterritorial mapdistrict maplocality mapgeographical map
Antonyms / Antônimos
world mapglobal mapinternational map

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
mapa regional
Standard term used throughout Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
mapa regional / mapa da região
Both forms are equally used in Rio
São Paulo
mapa regional
Commonly used in business and tourism contexts
Portugal
mapa regional
Identical to Brazilian usage; standard European Portuguese

Related Words

cartographygeographyterritoryboundariesadministrative divisiontopography

Related Idioms & Phrases

read a regional map
consult a regional map
regional map of the area
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