Which of the thematic maps would best show the location of climate zones

Choropleth maps, topographic maps.

Explanation:

A thematic map is a specific map that is designed for a specific location. Thus they are accurate and hence are good enough to display proper information, as they represent general patterns of the areas, and are used to compare two or more areas.  Such as the population density maps and the annual rainfall maps, ma share themes as the multivariate maps. The choropleth maps is a map that is used to show the data over a predetermined region such as the population density and the rainfall or the difference in the climate of the zones. Another example of the isoline and the isoline that used to display the similarity of the clouds and that of heights. A topographic map also helps in showing the relation of the ciliate with the terrain.

None of them. they are likely to occur on any plate boundary

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