Geo: Hw#25 handout review abcd
Eng: Write a paragraph for the custody hearing for Ellen.
Choose from:
1. Ellen
2. Judge
3. Ellen's Mama's mama
4. Art teacher and her husband Roy
5. Ellen's Father
Global: Review you notes on South American Exploration
ES: Complete your assignment for Friday. (READ THE NOTES ON CONTOUR LINES)
Eng: Write a paragraph for the custody hearing for Ellen.
Choose from:
1. Ellen
2. Judge
3. Ellen's Mama's mama
4. Art teacher and her husband Roy
5. Ellen's Father
Global: Review you notes on South American Exploration
ES: Complete your assignment for Friday. (READ THE NOTES ON CONTOUR LINES)
CONTOUR LINES
Parts of A Topographic Map
A. Topographic maps must show landforms on the earth’s surface. THE CI = 20 FEET
B. Contour lines on topo maps connect points of equal elevation.
- a series of concentric circles general means a hill or
mountain at a location
- Contour lines close together indicate a steep slope
- Contour lines farther apart indicate a gentle slope
- Contour lines show us the shape of the land at various
elevations
C. Contour interval is the change in elevation from one contour line to
the adjacent one. It can be anywhere from 5 to 100 feet.
D. Depression contours have small hash marks pointing downhill.
They generally indicate the presence of a hole or volcanic crater.
A. Topographic maps must show landforms on the earth’s surface. THE CI = 20 FEET
B. Contour lines on topo maps connect points of equal elevation.
- a series of concentric circles general means a hill or
mountain at a location
- Contour lines close together indicate a steep slope
- Contour lines farther apart indicate a gentle slope
- Contour lines show us the shape of the land at various
elevations
C. Contour interval is the change in elevation from one contour line to
the adjacent one. It can be anywhere from 5 to 100 feet.
D. Depression contours have small hash marks pointing downhill.
They generally indicate the presence of a hole or volcanic crater.
NOTE: This is a PROFILE OF A COUNTOUR MAP. 0 feet is sea level. WHAT IS THE CI:?
WHAT IS THE CI?
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