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On which map would contour lines probably be easier to read, a
topographic map of a city or a topographic map of a wilderness
area?

Sagot :

japtag

Answer:

In my opinion, a wilderness area. If you think of a city, you would probably think of high-rise buildings and skyscrapers where there would be multiple. This could probably translate into a topographic map of such. Most likely, the contour lines of a city would be packed together in different clusters. I suppose it could be linearly packed together but that still makes it difficult to identify the feature you want.

If you were to look at a topographic map of a wilderness area, there would probably be more space between the contour lines allowing you an easier time identifying features.

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