Military Topography And Map Reading
Military Topography And Map Reading
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2. The slope between any two points on the map.
3. The shape and form of the ground in- cluded within the limits of the map.
Q. What general characteristics have con- tours?
is indicated by the contours bending sharply towards the higher ones.
5. When two contours of different eleva- tions join together and form one line they indicate a cliff. Where a higher one crosses a lower one it is an over- hanging cliff.
6. A saddle or col is the space between the summits of two adjacent hills. It is ind...icated by two contours of greater elevation on two sides of it and two contours of less elevation on the other two sides.
Q. What do you understand by the term "horizontal equivalent?" A. It is the horizontal distance on the ground between two contours. Q. What is a scale of horizontal equivalents?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. The slope between any two points on the map.
3. The shape and form of the ground in- cluded within the limits of the map.
Q. What general characteristics have con- tours?
is indicated by the contours bending sharply towards the higher ones.
5. When two contours of different eleva- tions join together and form one line they indicate a cliff. Where a higher one crosses a lower one it is an over- hanging cliff.
6. A saddle or col is the space between the summits of two adjacent hills. It is ind...icated by two contours of greater elevation on two sides of it and two contours of less elevation on the other two sides.
Q. What do you understand by the term "horizontal equivalent?" A. It is the horizontal distance on the ground between two contours. Q. What is a scale of horizontal equivalents?
^ Vi i^6 1-Ll 1 I 1 1 1 1 l|l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 \ A ■O "U — 1 — 2 / 1 ^H^ 1 —J 2 — 1 1 / {'2 y 1 __ //. £. 6/A^*/A//. VJJOFT 3/H^/Mi, K/. 20rT.
— - - —" 1 1 ^ ^ :i *J
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