Does the map scale have distances on it or is it a different scale.
It most likely shows distances so I would go with C.
Im not sure but probably.
A close relationship with the land. Hope I helped
1.B.The city was located in the Andes Mountains of South America.
2.C.Region 3
Answer: a location can only have one elevation.
Explanation:Contour lines can never cross on a topographic map. This is because they represent the same elevation of the land surface. A particular point of a land cannot be at two or more than one elevation and this means that only one contour line can pass through that particular point.
All points present along a contour line represent just a single elevation. The most prominent features on a topographic map are the contour lines. The contour lines are the lines that connect points of the same elevation.
And each contour line represents a different elevation so you can't have two (2) different elevations on the same point.
There are 3 kinds of contour lines you can find on a map:
Intermediate
Index
Supplementary.
