The phrase 'bottom of the map' is correct and usable in written English, and it is often used to indicate the southernmost point of a geographical area or region.
For example, "We stopped in a small fishing village at the very bottom of the map."
Bottom of the map (1,400 miles) is about latitude of Jerusalem," he advised.
The broad white lane with red lettering is Main Avenue, which runs vertically from the Yaesu Chuou Guchi at the bottom of the map.
The bottom of the map contains a striking illustration of the view of Manhattan as seen from Governors Island, with ships, soldiers, waves and smoke.
All you need to do is click on the dots on the map and use the text search at the bottom of the map to find your local school.
To the extent that most Americans have any opinion of Tasmania, it is to regard it as the Australia of Australia — an impossibly distant, sparsely populated backwater with spectacular beaches and improbable marsupials, sliding inconsequentially off the bottom of the map of the world.
Hence the trip to the bottom of the map, with a suitcase filled with warm clothes, blank notebooks, and carefully measured out rations of powdered soup and instant oatmeal, which she has calculated will be just about sufficient to sustain her and her craft, but will not tip her luggage over the permissible weight allowance.
On Google Maps, you'll now notice a "Report A Problem" link to the bottom right of the map where you can easily let Google know if there have been changes to a particular location, destination or roads.
For donor J note a dark red cluster of cells in the bottom right of the map, and compare to the light cells (representing high weights) in the component plane in Figure 11.
If you get out a highlighter and start cross-referencing the two, you'll quickly see the bottom half of the map is more accessible than the top.
When the term map is searched for terms relating to category 3, these terms are found mostly in the middle bottom part of the map.
