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Some map keys show land elevation using two units of measurement what are these two units of measurements?
the answer is feet or meters above sea level
What shows elevations and land contours?
1) DEM (Digital Elevation Model)This is a shaded image where each shade from white to black (for example) represents a certain elevation. Contour lines can be determined and overlayed on top of the DEM though the use GIS software.2) Topographic MapThis is a type of map that displays contour lines, the spacing of which denotes slope. Every 5th contour line is numbered with the elevation along that line.
Describe difference between the landform and topographic map of Mount St. Helens?
A landform map would show the physical features of Mount St. Helens, such as its shape and size, whereas a topographic map would also display the elevation changes on the mountain, including the contour lines that represent different elevations. The landform map would provide a more general overview of the mountain's physical characteristics, while the topographic map would offer a more detailed look at its elevation profile.
What 2 distances does a map scale show?
the key on one of the corners usually has a key saying this distance like one inch equals 500 miles
What are the component of map?
1. map shows direction. 2. map has scale. 3. latitude and longitude are drawn on a map. 4. land form are shown by convention sign on a map.
Some map keys show land elevation using two units of measurement what are these two units of measurements?
the answer is feet or meters above sea level
The counter line on a topographical map is 20 feet an index counter line on the map marks 1000 feet a certain location on the map is 2 lines above the index line what is the elevation of the location?
i do not know because we are STUPID
What topography is in general?
the art of representing on a map or chart the physical features of a place as mountains , lakes , canals usually with indications of elevation. 2) the physical features of a region.
How do you read map scales?
On the map will be the information needed. It will say something like "2" equals 100 miles" It will also show you the measurement it is incorporating, a line that equals 2". It used to be called the "key". You will measure out 2" on the map and it will equal 100 miles. 2 is only an example. See link below.
Which type of contour symbols connect 2 cities with the same elevation?
Contour symbols known as contour lines connect two cities with the same elevation. These lines indicate points on a map that share the same height above sea level.
What shows elevations and land contours?
1) DEM (Digital Elevation Model)This is a shaded image where each shade from white to black (for example) represents a certain elevation. Contour lines can be determined and overlayed on top of the DEM though the use GIS software.2) Topographic MapThis is a type of map that displays contour lines, the spacing of which denotes slope. Every 5th contour line is numbered with the elevation along that line.
Describe difference between the landform and topographic map of Mount St. Helens?
A landform map would show the physical features of Mount St. Helens, such as its shape and size, whereas a topographic map would also display the elevation changes on the mountain, including the contour lines that represent different elevations. The landform map would provide a more general overview of the mountain's physical characteristics, while the topographic map would offer a more detailed look at its elevation profile.
The height of land above or below sea level is known as what?
Elevation or AltitudeAnswer #2:Ground elevation.
How long is cheltenham beach NZ?
Based on the key on the map that I looked at, Cheltenham Beach, NZ looks to be about 1/2 a mile.
What 2 distances does a map scale show?
the key on one of the corners usually has a key saying this distance like one inch equals 500 miles
What are the component of map?
1. map shows direction. 2. map has scale. 3. latitude and longitude are drawn on a map. 4. land form are shown by convention sign on a map.
What are contour intervals and contour lines?
Acontour line (also level set, isopleth, isoline, isogram or isarithm) of a function of two variables is a curve along which the function has a constant value.[1] In cartography, a contour line (often just called a "contour") joins points of equal elevation (height) above a given level, such as mean sea level.[2] A contour map is a map illustrated with contour lines, for example a topographic map, which thus shows valleys and hills, and the steepness of slopes.[3] The contour interval of a contour map is the difference in elevation between successive contour lines.[4] A contour interval is basically the same thing.
