Explanation:
The most important information on a topographic map that can be used to compare the steepness of slopes on the map is the contour.
- Contour lines are lines on a map that joins places having equal elevation on a map.
- The nature of the landform in an area can be inferred from the contour lines.
- Where contour lines are close together it signifies rapidly changing topography and thereby, a very steep slope is inferred.
- Where contour lines are wide apart, it signifies a gentle slope.
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MM that lands off-range are considered WMM if they are not immediately delivered safely or redeemed.<span>The best example of WMM is munitions turned into Supply Point Amnesty Box.
</span>When submitting a Designated Disposition Authority (DDA) Request, the items you must provide if applicable to the appropriate DDA are the potential use statement, explanation of circumstances, statement, regulatory status statement and availability statement.
There are 550 active volcanos in the world, almost all of which are located at convergent tectonic plate boundaries. This includes all of the volcanoes in the pacific ring fire, such as Japan's mount fuji, as well as mount saint helens, popocafepeti in mexico and Azul in the Andes range.
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