974 973 970 967 966 970 975 975 973 967 958 954 980 985 985 980 970 953 B 970 970 973 967 964 957 962 952 952 947 9425 9

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974 973 970 967 966 970 975 975 973 967 958 954 980 985 985 980 970 953 B 970 970 973 967 964 957 962 952 952 947 9425 9 1 (31.03 KiB) Viewed 181 times

974 973 970 967 966 970 975 975 973 967 958 954 980 985 985 980 970 953 B 970 970 973 967 964 957 962 952 952 947 9425 9 2 (31.03 KiB) Viewed 181 times

974 973 970 967 966 970 975 975 973 967 958 954 980 985 985 980 970 953 B 970 970 973 967 964 957 962 952 952 947 9425 9 3 (29.66 KiB) Viewed 181 times

974 973 970 967 966 970 975 975 973 967 958 954 980 985 985 980 970 953 B 970 970 973 967 964 957 962 952 952 947 9425 974 955 960 954 937 Figure 2.7 contains elevation data (in feet) at several locations (point data). The dotted lines are streams. The 960-foot contour has been drawn for you. Draw the 940-, 950-, 970-, and 980-foot contours. Remember the Rule of V's when contours cross the streams. All streams flow from higher elevations to lower elevations.
Q2 (1.5pt)- Contour interval (please include correct unit): Q3 (1.5pt)- Relief between A and B (please include correct unit): Q4 (2pt)- Gradient of slope between A and B (please include calculation for full credit):