_________ shall provide graphical positioning of unavailable map detail for completion of the LIM.

• A. Orthophoto Map
• B. Cadastral Map
• C. Municipal Boundary and Index Map
• D. Real (Hardcopy) Maps

Answer: (A)

Orthophoto maps are georeferenced, geometrically corrected aerial images that align to a map projection with a true, uniform scale. In the LIM workflow, when parts of the base map detail are unavailable, an orthophoto provides a precise graphical reference to position features within the coordinate system, allowing missing details to be accurately placed and integrated into the LIM. The other options serve different primary purposes—cadastral maps focus on parcel boundaries and ownership, municipal boundary and index maps outline administrative limits, and hardcopy maps are physical documents that don’t readily support digital geospatial positioning—so they don’t offer the same reliable means to fill in missing spatial detail for LIM completion.