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The phrase "shown on the map" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that can be seen when looking at a map. For example: "The street is clearly shown on the map, so it should be easy to find."
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On the map.
If a place becomes widely known, it is put on the map.
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A new Clickable POIs feature guides you to destinations shown on the map with one click.
When there are many objects shown on the map, finding one particular object can be a tedious task.
A temporary medium-distance dislocation of one herd in 2012 is not shown on the map. Figure S8.
Forty-seven pairs of marker loci were found to be either identical or cosegregated (Table S2), and therefore only one locus from each pair is shown on the map.
As shown on the map, the monthly rental for a one-bed flat in central areas of the Bavarian capital city range between 900 (£681) and 1,300 euros (£983).
A temporary 'inverse' transhumance movement of one herd in 2012 and in 2013 is not shown on the map. Figure S11.
This is shown on the map as an access point.
In addition, the boundaries for West Harlem shown on the map with the article differed from those in the text.
The Connecticut River towns of Northfield and Deerfield, although shown on the map, had been burned and abandoned.
Some entrances shown on the map have "private drive" signs, or bushes obscuring the routes.
These are temporary quarters, being used while the museum's permanent home, at Museum Square (and shown on the map), is renovated.
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