CONTOURING Figure 1 is a map of surveyed elevations. The dots represent data points of elevation...
CONTOURING Figure 1 is a map of surveyed elevations. The dots represent data points of elevation above sea level, in feet. 6070 6056 6071 1. Draw the topographic contours, using a contour interval of 20 ft. You may choose to mark everv datum between two contours with the same-symbol or color and then group them together as you draw your contours. It is also recommended to use a pencil to draw in contours as even the best of us can make mistakes. 6041 6100 6120 6074 6115 6104 60586090 6152 6094 6130 6080 6 170 2. Describe the Iandform. Is it symmetrical? 61 10 .6180 .615o 6124 3. Make a line across the map with a northwest orientation. Label the northwest end of the line as A and the southeast end of the line A'. 6095 6130 6117 6090 6090 4. In the space below, draw a line the same tength as your A-A' line, then add a perpendicular elevation line with no scale. Figure 1-Elevation data points 5. Sketch what the landform Iooks like in cross-section on this A-A' coordinate system.