The phrase "areas on a map" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific locations or regions depicted in a cartographic representation.
Example: "The areas on the map indicate the regions affected by the recent storm."
Alternatives: "regions on a map" or "zones on a map".
I asked Loremikan to show me the slum areas on a map of Lagos.
The project also discovered that certain neighborhoods, called "hot spots," in Newark were more likely to send assault victims to the emergency room and plotted these areas on a map.
Searching for these types of real-time statistics within different areas on a map is a new take on displaying data on maps, says Phillip Levis, professor of computer science at Stanford University.
Surface water divide lines identified by the highest elevations between two areas on a map separate river basins from each other.
It is very important to explore the potential risk areas on a map rather than in tabular form to assist policy-makers, livestock officers, farmers, and other stakeholders, as reported previously (Rytkönen 2004; Longley et al. 2005).
For example, during the study it was common when using SPSS-GIS for the participants to: Open a GIS application and manually identify bordering areas on a map.
For example, by clicking on different areas of a map travel information can be obtained for that location.
The production values were pitiful, with the professor displaying photos too small to see of her gumboot dancing time in South Africa or gesticulating like an inexperienced weatherman trying to point to the correct area on a map.
What makes Microsoft's experimental project different from others that track information, Nath says, is that it would allow people to search for different types of real-time data within a user-specified area on a map, and progressively narrow that search.
They just define an area on a map where they want to capture imagery and show up with the drone.
It's a forgotten zone, a blank area on a map, an option overlooked by literally hundreds of millions of people a day.
