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Select all of the answers that apply.

A map _____.

is a representation of the earth's surface

is a portable document describing an area

can provide data such as migration trends, directions, and rock composition

Almost all maps have these four things:
scale, legend, title, and compass
Topographic maps represent an area's physical features by describing _____.

shape, elevation, and steepness of features

Select all of the answers that apply.

Some rules to remember when reading topographic maps are _____.
the elevations of contour lines must always be whole number multiples of the contour interval

points inside a contour line are a higher elevation than the contour line
The upstream of a river can be determined by _____.
the direction of the points of the V shapes on contour lines
Geologic maps are most recognized by their _____ which represent different _____.
colors, rock units
The capital letter(s) that label a rock unit (e.g., KJk) on a geologic map represents the rock unit's _____.
age range
Lower case letters that come after the capital letter(s), e.g., KJk, labeling a rock unit represent the rock unit's _____.
rock type or name
Any point outside a contour line is a _____ elevation than the contour line.
lower
Hachure lines, or lines with teeth, describe _____.
depressions
Any place inside a hachure line is a _____ elevation than the hachure line.
lower
1. fault line
2. contact line
3. axis fold
4. strike and dip

very light and thin line 2

slightly dark and thick line 3

very dark and thick line 1

looks like a stubby T 4

1. geologic map

2. topographic map

I want to study the physical features of my area, but also know what kinds of rocks it has. 1

I want to take a nature hike through the woods. I wonder if it is hilly? 2

What is the elevation of point A?

Point A has an elevation that is greater than 3350 feet.

What is the elevation of point B?

Point B has an elevation less than 2750 feet.

What graphic would most represent the shape or profile of the main geographical feature in the map shown below? (Refer to first image and then use the second set of images to answer question.)

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