A planimetric map
A)shows great circles as straight lines.
B)shows horizontal positions of various features such as boundaries and land uses.
C)is an outmoded form of mapping that is no longer of value.
D)shows vertical dimensions.

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A planimetric map shows only the horizontal positions of various features, such as boundaries and land use. It does not show vertical dimensions or great circles as straight lines. While planimetric maps may not be as detailed as topographic maps, they are still widely used in urban planning, architecture, and other fields.

A Planimetric Map