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topography
topographic/contour map a topgraphic uses contour lines to show the three-dimensionals shape of the earth
contour lines connects points of equal elevation. ech line traces along one elevation
gentle slope a gradual incline or decline on the land surface, characterized by a small angle of inclination relative to the horizontal
steep slope a surface that rises or falls sharply over a short horizontal distance, making it difficult to ascend or descend
index contour lines thicker, more prominent contour line on a topographic map
v's of the stream data streams in the context of big data
contour intervals elevation between successive contour lines on a topographic map
map scale distance on the Earth's surface, expressed as a ratio, verbal statement, or graphic scale bar
legend its symbols, colors, and patterns, allowing users to interpret geographic data
benchmark epresents a permanent, physical marker on the ground with a precisely known elevation or horizontal position, serving as a reference point for directions
hochure lines tick-like lines on a map that indicate directions and steepness
elevation
relief area's terrain, like mountains, valleys, and plains
profile side view of Geographical data
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