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builderguy135
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with a scale, with the number next to the highways, and with a mileage chart ig... is there any other ways?dxu46 wrote:What are three ways you can measure distance on a highway map?
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dxu46
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Those were the three ways I was thinking about, your turn!builderguy135 wrote:with a scale, with the number next to the highways, and with a mileage chart ig... is there any other ways?dxu46 wrote:What are three ways you can measure distance on a highway map?
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What are the three norths on a topographic map and what do all of them mean, specifically?
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Grid North: Based on the drawing of the map?builderguy135 wrote:What are the three norths on a topographic map and what do all of them mean, specifically?
Magnetic north: North based on the earth's magnetic field
True north: North based on the earth's axis.
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Correct, next question please.sciolyperson1 wrote:Grid North: Based on the drawing of the map?builderguy135 wrote:What are the three norths on a topographic map and what do all of them mean, specifically?
Magnetic north: North based on the earth's magnetic field
True north: North based on the earth's axis.
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Oblivion wrote:Imma revive this
What does PLSS stand for?
Public land survey system
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Oblivion wrote:Cool, your turn!
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2. What is the contour interval?
3. What series is this quadrangle?
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