Please define: 1.1.1 Route map, 1.1.2 North elevation map, 1.1.3 Strip map, 1.1.4 Bar scales, 1.1.5 A 3-D model. I also need help with questions 1.2-1.5 and 2, 3.1-3.2 but need the map first.

Okay, kgalemo🩶🩶, I can help you with the definitions from question 1.1. For the other questions (1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 2, 3.1, 3.2), I still need the attached map of Bloemfontein that the question refers to. Please send it when you can! Here are the explanations for question 1.1: 1.1.1 Route map: A route map is a type of map that highlights roads, paths, or transportation lines, showing the best way to get from one place to another. It focuses on navigation and connectivity between locations. 1.1.2 North elevation map: An elevation map shows the height of land above sea level using contour lines or colors. A "north elevation map" would specifically show the topographical features or heights of an area, oriented with north at the top, to indicate changes in altitude. 1.1.3 Strip map: A strip map is a long, narrow map designed to show a specific route or corridor, often used for road trips or trails. It typically focuses on a continuous path, omitting details of areas far from the route. 1.1.4 Bar scales: Bar scales, also known as graphic scales, are visual representations of the map's scale, usually appearing as a line or bar divided into segments. Each segment represents a specific real-world distance, allowing for easy measurement directly on the map. 1.1.5 A 3-D model: A 3-D model is a three-dimensional representation of an object or area, providing depth, width, and height. It can be a physical model or a digital representation, offering a more realistic perspective than a two-dimensional drawing. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.