Geography, asked by king2626, 10 months ago

Describe vertical interval

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Answered by jiya551400

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Answer:

Vertical Interval is the vertical distance between two contour lines. Horizontal Equivalent is the actual distance between two points on two contour lines.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer--- ∆

♀● Vertical Interval is the vertical

distance between two contour lines.

Horizontal Equivalent is the actual

distance between two points on two

contour lines.

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