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Map Symbols
of the map, or reduce production cost. Consequently, within the same series, maps may have slightly different symbols for the same feature. Examples of symbols that have changed include built-up areas, roads, intermittent drainage, and some lettering styles. On one type of large-sca...
Map Analysis (HTML version)
Map Analysis Worksheet Skip Navigation. NARA Blogs Bookmark/Share Contact Us Search Teachers Home > Teachers' Resources > Teaching With Documents > Worksheets >Map Analysis Worksheet Map Analysis Worksheet 1. TYPE OF MAP (Check one): ____ Raised relief map ____ Topograp...
Finding Your Way with a Map and Compass
Survey (USGS) topographic maps. Woodlands, for instance, are shown in a green tint; waterways, in blue. Buildings may be shown on the map as black squares or outlines. Recent changes in an area may be shown by a purple overprint. a road may be printed in red or black solid or da...
Historic USGS Topographic Maps of the San Francisco Bay region
HISTOPO Homepage-Earth Sciences & Map Library-University of California, Berkeley This is a project to provide Web access to the historic topographic quadrangles produced by the U.S. Geological Survey between 1895 and the present. Selected editions for maps covering the grea...
Map Analysis (PDF)
1. Map Analysis Worksheet 5. 2. WHERE WAS THE MAP PRODUCED? Designed and developed by the Education Staff, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC 20408 3. D.. 6. F. What information does this map add to the textbook's account of this event? Does the information in this map supp...
Gordon Strong Automobile Objective
revolving about them, as exposed to view as though they were in an aeroplane." At first, a dance hall proposed by Strong was planned for the centre of the spiral structure, and cars were to park along a system of descending ramps. Wright's hand is apparent in these sketches. That earl...
National Seismic Hazard Maps
line SA or PGA maps for 2% or 10% in 50 year PE for conterminous US with features you can turn on and off. Zoom in or pan out. Earthquake Probability Map and table of probability that an earthquake with magnitude > M and distance < R will occur in the next k yea...
What is Earthquake Intensity?
Services & Product Information Base Map Contours Elevation Geographic Names Government Unit Boundaries Hydrography Land Cover Map Indices Orthoimagery Public Land Survey System Scanned Topo Maps (Digital Raster Graphics) Shaded Relief Structures Transportation US Topo Using the...
Earthquake Effects
Services & Product Information Base Map Contours Elevation Geographic Names Government Unit Boundaries Hydrography Land Cover Map Indices Orthoimagery Public Land Survey System Scanned Topo Maps (Digital Raster Graphics) Shaded Relief Structures Transportation US Topo Using the...
Build Your Own Telescope
Cutting surface Marker pen Rubber cement Fine grade sandpaper Procedure: 1. Cut a short segment from the end of the outside tube. This circle will be used for tracing only. Place the circle from the larger tube on the large tray. Using a marker pen, trace the inside of the circle...
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