Goodes projection, which combines two projection methods, is called interrupted when the map obtained is not continuous. No part of the planet is left out. The interruptions are usually placed in the middle of oceans, and the continents are portrayed with very little distortion.

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Caption: Goodes projection, which combines two projection methods, is called interrupted when the map obtained is not continuous. No part of the planet is left out. The interruptions are usually placed in the middle of oceans, and the continents are portrayed with very little distortion.

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Keywords: 51408 • COLOR • COLOUR • EARTH • FLUSH • GEOGRAFIA • GEOGRAPHY • GOODE'S PROJECTION • ILLUSTRATION • ILLUSTRATIONS • ILUSTRATION • INTERRUPTED PROJECTION • MIXED PROJECTION