Geography, asked by shreejit10, 11 months ago

difference between contour interval and horizontal equivalent? (please explain in detail)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

Contour interval (CI) is the difference of value of two consecutive contours (larger contour value - next smaller contour value). Horizontal equivalent is the horizontal distance between any two consecutive contours. Both these values together give a sense of slope of the parameter contoured around where the horizontal distance has been calculated. Generally CI remains constant for any contour map, but horizontal equivalent varies with varying slope.    


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Answered by hardikmaheshwari628
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Explanation: The horizontal equivalent represents the distance between two contours and the vertical interval shows the height of two successive contours therefore horizontal equivalent varies and vertical interval remains constant.

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