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Using one colour (e.g. the darkest), draw and map out the roads, homes, businesses, admin-types buildings, schools, and other structures of your community
If you work or live in an urban setting away from your home territory, you can draw the connections between where you are, other parts of the community, and territory to bridge this space (e.g. how you communicate, how you travel between locations, how information is exchanged or shared).
2. Shade in the places where fluent language speakers are located in a different colour
3. Partially shade in where semi-fluent speakers are located in the third colour​
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