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What are the main problems associated with using maps?

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The main problems with using maps are that:
- It could be upside down (yes, it happens in real life and not just movies!)
- The scale could be inaccurate and thus you either misjudge your distance or miss your turn.
- The actual map itself can be a bit confusing to read.

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