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green areas are usually plains, while brown/yellow may be more mountainous
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What do green areas on physical map usually mean?
green areas are usually plains, while brown/yellow may be more mountainous
What does the green on the map usually mean?
forests
What does green on a map usually mean water or land?
land.Green on a map usually means land.
Which color is usually used to show high elevations on a physical map blue brown or green?
Brown
Why does green on a map usually mean grassland?
It doesn't mean grassland. Green on a topographic map means there is enough cover to hide a tank. It was developed in one of the world wars I think.
What do green color on maps represents?
Green usually represents land unless your thinking about Golf courses. if it did mean water it proprably be seaweed
What is a physical mean on a map?
A Physical map shows elevation.
On a physical map does dark brown usually indicate land that is higher or lower than a dark green color?
It would depend on the particular map you are using, but in my experience brown usually represents mountains/hills and is therefore usually higher than the green used to depict grasslands at lower altitude.
On a physical map does dark green usually indicate that land is higher or lower than a dark brown color?
It would depend on the particular map you are using, but in my experience brown usually represents mountains/hills and is therefore usually higher than the green used to depict grasslands at lower altitude.
What have heavier rain on a weather map light green or dark green?
depends on the map maker who usually decides what's what; but normaly darker colors on a map mean higher temperatures / heavier rains / stronger winds etcetera.
What does a forest's boundary look like on a physical map?
Green
Which color is usally used to show high elevations on a physical map blue brown or green?
Blue is typically used to depict high elevations on a physical map. Green is usually reserved for lower elevations such as valleys or plains, while brown is often used for contour lines to represent changes in elevation.
