What do the colors on the satellite map mean?

Colors on satellite maps can be used to express different information, such as topography, landforms, features, traffic conditions, weather and climate.

1. Green usually represents land covered by vegetation, including forests, grasslands and farmland. This can help us understand the vegetation distribution in an area.

2. Blue usually represents oceans, lakes, rivers and other waters. This can help us clearly see the geographical form of a region, such as whether it is close to the sea, the direction of rivers and so on.

3. On the satellite map, white usually represents the cloud area. The whiter the color, the thicker the clouds, which may mean rainy weather in this area.

In addition, colors may have different meanings according to different satellite map service providers and products. For example, some satellite map products may use specific colors to represent specific features or phenomena, such as cities, buildings and roads.

It should be noted that different satellite map service providers and products may have different color schemes and standards, so when viewing satellite maps, you need to refer to the guides or instructions of specific map products or service providers to understand the specific meaning of colors.