Reading A Topographic Map
Reading A Topographic Map. The actual contour interval of a map depends upon the topography being represented as well as the scale of the map. For example, the closer the spaces, the more rapid the change in elevation.
For any map, you have to learn to read and understand the language of the map. The contour lines on a topographical map connect points of equal elevation. Both US Topo and HTMC maps can be downloaded free of charge through several USGS interfaces.
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Both US Topo and HTMC maps can be downloaded free of charge through several USGS interfaces.
Know the scale of the map. Peaks, saddles, drainages and other features define the. The key to reading topo maps is based on the contour lines laid out across the map.
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