Geography, 25.07.2019 03:20 pearfam98

Lab 6 topographic maps objective: to become familiar with the information displayed on topographic map sheets. while gps have become ubiquitous and we are becoming more and more a digital society, knowing how to read and use a topographic map is a valuable skill. for this exercise, you will use the topographic map sheet, 092614. cheakamus river. which is the area just north of squamish. you will use the same map again in the last lab of the semester each topographic map has features that we will discuss in the lab. 1. what does the scale of a map represent? give an example and explain. (2) 2. what do contour lines represent? (1) 3. what are the highest and lowest points on the map? what is the total relief show your calculations. (3) 4. draw a topographic profile from cloudburst mountain to sigurd lake. (10) 3. what are the highest and lowest points on the map? what is the total relief? show your calculations. (3) 4. draw a topographic profile from cloudburst mountain to sigurd lake. (10) canada mi

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