What Features are on Topographic maps?

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What Features are on Topographic maps? Streams are found in areas of low elevation Streams are sometimes shown by a dark line Contour lines form Vs that point upstream (toward higher elevation) = opposite direction that water flows

What landforms can be shown on a topographic map? Canyons – deep valleys with steep sides, often with streams flowing through River deltas – “end” of a river, where the river enters a larger body of water Mountains or hills – high elevation Valleys/ depressions – low elevation Ridges- long, narrow elevation or chain of mountains