Interpretation of Topographical Maps-I
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What is the scale of the topographical sheets G43S7 and G43S10 mentioned in the textbook?
What color is used to represent cultivable land on topographical maps?
What does the term 'topography' mean?
Who was the first Surveyor General of India?
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Which of the following features are shown in blue color on topographical maps?
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Perennial streams, Lakes and ponds, Lined wells
Blue color is used to represent all water features including perennial streams, lakes, ponds, and perennial lined wells. Forest areas are shown in green, and contour lines are shown in brown.
What is the contour interval for the topographical sheets mentioned in the textbook?
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20 metres
The textbook specifically mentions that the contour interval is 20 metres, which means the vertical distance between two adjacent contour lines is 20 metres.
Which types of settlements can be identified on topographical maps?
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Nucleated settlements, Linear settlements, Scattered settlements
Topographical maps show three main types of settlements: nucleated (clustered together), linear (along roads), and scattered (dispersed over large areas). Circular settlements are not a standard classification.
What does a spot height represent on a topographical map?
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Height of a particular point above sea level
A spot height shows the exact height of a particular point measured above sea level, displayed as a number like .240, meaning 240 metres above sea level.
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