Topographic Map Exercise ESC 1000L Scale 1:62,500 Contour elevations are in feet. Conversion: 5280 ft 1 mile Topographic
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5. Determine the actual distance between point C and D, in feet, in milles 6. Calculate the slope between points C and D and express your answer in ft/mile. Show work 7. What is the highest elevation on the map? What is lowest elevation on the map? What is the relief of the map area?
8. What (natural) topographic feature is located in the SE part of the map? ignore the man-made su (Tower). 9. The area bounded by the 500 ft contour represents a topographic feature. Name the feature. 10. Two streams are shown on the map as dotted blue lines. In what direction does the large stream flow? 11. Locate and label the area on the map with the lowest slope (very gentle slope). Use the term Gentle Slope to label the location. nolet 12. Draw a profile along A-B on a separate sheet of paper. Use a vertical scale of 1 inch = 200 ft. Use of a graph paper is recommended. Use 300 to 1100 ft range on the vertical axis. See section 9.8 of the lab book for instructions and example. nolfusils 13. Calculate the vertical exaggeration. Show work. Horizontal scale: Vertical scale: Exaggeration: (onstabu) bong en het