An equidistant projection
A)shows true distance in all directions from one or two central points.
B)has parallels and meridians intersecting at right angles.
C)shows true directions from a single point to all other points.
D)is almost always conformal.

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An equidistant projection is a map projection in which the distance between points is preserved for all points from one or two central points. This means that true distance is shown in all directions from the central point(s). However, this projection does not necessarily maintain the correct shape or angle of features on the map.

An Equidistant Projection