to remap
- verb
- /ˌriːˈmæp/
- After the census, the city council decided to remap the neighborhoods to better align services with local needs.
Examples
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The state government announced plans to remap the electoral districts to ensure fair representation for all voters.
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In order to reflect the population changes, the committee will remap the administrative boundaries next month.
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So here's the method to do that, not the compression, but the remapping in politics.
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Virginia also could roll to all blue, since one house flipped already and the governor is term-limited, but I doubt they could remap the whole state.
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Synonyms
Change the borders of voting districts to match population changes
To divide something into parts again, for example a disk or land
Divide land into new lots for building or sale
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Etymology
Remap comes from re- ('again') plus map, so it means 'change the map'. When officials remap districts they redraw the map lines to reflect new people or needs.