1. The contour interval is 100 feet.
2. A contour line is a line on a map that connects points of equal elevation.
3. The maximum elevation at letter A is 300 feet.
4. The special feature that occurs in the neighborhood of letter A is a peak.
5. The elevation of the highest possible point on the map is 300 feet.
6. The elevation at the closest contour line to the bridge is 200 feet.
7. There are approximately 3 miles of railroad track shown on the map.
8. The Blue River flows from north to south.
9. The steepest slope of Pine Peak is on the west side.
10. The steeper the slope, the closer the contour lines are together.
11. The elevation of point F is approximately 150 feet.
12. The lowest elevation on the map is 0 feet.
1. The contour interval is the difference in elevation between two adjacent contour lines. On the map you provided, the contour interval is 100 feet. This means that each contour line represents a different elevation, and the difference between two adjacent contour lines is always 100 feet.
2. A contour line is a line on a map that connects points of equal elevation. Contour lines are used to show the shape and elevation of the land. On the map you provided, the contour lines are shown as brown lines.
3. The maximum elevation at letter A is 300 feet. This is because the highest contour line near letter A is the 300-foot contour line.
4. The special feature that occurs in the neighborhood of letter A is a peak. A peak is a point on a map that is higher than all of the points around it. On the map you provided, the peak is represented by the closed circle near letter A.
5. The elevation of the highest possible point on the map is 300 feet. This is because the highest contour line on the map is the 300-foot contour line.
6. The elevation at the closest contour line to the bridge is 200 feet. This is because the bridge is located between the 200-foot and 300-foot contour lines.
7. There are approximately 3 miles of railroad track shown on the map. This can be estimated by measuring the length of the railroad track on the map using a ruler and then converting the distance to miles using the map scale.
8. The Blue River flows from north to south. This can be determined by looking at the contour lines near the river. Contour lines always point downhill, so the river must be flowing in the direction that the contour lines are pointing.
9. The steepest slope of Pine Peak is on the west side. This can be determined by looking at the spacing of the contour lines. The closer the contour lines are together, the steeper the slope.
10. You can tell which slope is steepest on the map by looking at the spacing of the contour lines. The closer the contour lines are together, the steeper the slope.
11. The elevation of point F is approximately 150 feet. This can be estimated by interpolating between the 100-foot and 200-foot contour lines.
12. The lowest elevation on the map is 0 feet. This is because the map shows the coastline, which is always at sea level.