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• North is to the top of the map.
• Streams are shown with dashed lines.
• A graphic scale for measuring horizontal distances is shown below the map.
• Estimate elevations between contour lines to the nearest half-contour interval; assume that the top of a hill is one-half contour interval higher than the highest contour line shown.

1. What is the contour interval? _______ feet
2. What is the elevation of Point A? _______ feet
3.What is the elevation of Point B? _______ feet
4. What is the elevation of Point C? _______ feet
5. Which lettered point has the highest elevation? _______ feet
6. Which lettered point has the lowest elevation? _______
7. (a) Where is the highest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this highest location? _______ feet
8. (a) Where is the lowest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this lowest location? _______ feet
9. What is the “local relief†of this landscape (the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest locations? _______ feet
10. Which lettered point is most clearly on a spur or ridge running down the side of a hill? _____
11. Is it possible to see D from F? _____
12. Is it possible to see D from B? _____
13. What is the elevation at the bottom of the depression southwest of Pine Hill? _______ feet

14. How deep is the depression (from the lip of the depression to its bottom)? _______ feet
15. What is the horizontal distance from C to B? _______ feet
16. In which direction does Rush Creek flow? From _______ to _______
1. What is the contour interval? _______ feet
2. What is the elevation of Point A? _______ feet
3.What is the elevation of Point B? _______ feet
4. What is the elevation of Point C? _______ feet
5. Which lettered point has the highest elevation? _______ feet
6. Which lettered point has the lowest elevation? _______
7. (a) Where is the highest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this highest location? _______ feet
8. (a) Where is the lowest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this lowest location? _______ feet
9. What is the “local relief†of this landscape (the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest locations? _______ feet
10. Which lettered point is most clearly on a spur or ridge running down the side of a hill? _____
11. Is it possible to see D from F? _____
12. Is it possible to see D from B? _____
13. What is the elevation at the bottom of the depression southwest of Pine Hill? _______ feet

1. What is the contour interval? _______ feet
2. What is the elevation of Point A? _______ feet 2. What is the elevation of Point A? _______ feet
3.What is the elevation of Point B? _______ feet 3.What is the elevation of Point B? _______ feet
4. What is the elevation of Point C? _______ feet 4. What is the elevation of Point C? _______ feet
5. Which lettered point has the highest elevation? _______ feet 5. Which lettered point has the highest elevation? _______ feet
6. Which lettered point has the lowest elevation? _______ 6. Which lettered point has the lowest elevation? _______
7. (a) Where is the highest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this highest location? _______ feet 7. (a) Where is the highest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this highest location? _______ feet
8. (a) Where is the lowest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this lowest location? _______ feet
9. What is the “local relief†of this landscape (the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest locations? _______ feet
10. Which lettered point is most clearly on a spur or ridge running down the side of a hill? _____ 8. (a) Where is the lowest elevation shown in this landscape? (It may not be a location marked with a letter.) _____________ (b) What is the elevation of this lowest location? _______ feet
9. What is the “local relief†of this landscape (the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest locations? _______ feet 9. What is the “local relief†of this landscape (the difference in elevation between the highest and lowest locations? _______ feet
10. Which lettered point is most clearly on a spur or ridge running down the side of a hill? _____ 10. Which lettered point is most clearly on a spur or ridge running down the side of a hill? _____
11. Is it possible to see D from F? _____
12. Is it possible to see D from B? _____
13. What is the elevation at the bottom of the depression southwest of Pine Hill? _______ feet

11. Is it possible to see D from F? _____
12. Is it possible to see D from B? _____ 12. Is it possible to see D from B? _____
13. What is the elevation at the bottom of the depression southwest of Pine Hill? _______ feet 13. What is the elevation at the bottom of the depression southwest of Pine Hill? _______ feet

14. How deep is the depression (from the lip of the depression to its bottom)? _______ feet
15. What is the horizontal distance from C to B? _______ feet
16. In which direction does Rush Creek flow? From _______ to _______
14. How deep is the depression (from the lip of the depression to its bottom)? _______ feet
15. What is the horizontal distance from C to B? _______ feet 15. What is the horizontal distance from C to B? _______ feet
16. In which direction does Rush Creek flow? From _______ to _______ 16. In which direction does Rush Creek flow? From _______ to _______

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1000/3000 Feet I'm a little confused

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