Question

question 2 (6 points)
using topographical maps
topographical maps are like regular maps in that they give the geographical positions, but they also give elevations of both manmade and natural features. using the contour lines and contour intervals, provide a range for the elevations of the features on this map.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify lowest - contour line

The lowest - visible contour line is 20. So the minimum elevation is 20 (assuming no features below this contour).

Step2: Identify highest - contour line

The highest - visible contour line is 160. So the maximum elevation is 160 (assuming no features above this contour).

Answer:

The range of elevations of the features on this map is from 20 to 160.