The clear image of a landscape — given a grouping and a number of sections, it lays out the provinces that fill a space. Displacement-class: the drawn graphic re-derives at any size without the truth changing; regions are discoverable, and clickable once discovered. Léarscáil, Irish: a careful image of the land.
Irish learscail (a map), from lear (clear, distinct) + scail (an image, a shadow); a careful clear image of the land, laid out so its regions can be found.
A drawn image of a space that re-derives itself at any size without its truth changing, and whose regions can be found and then chosen.