How to represent a waterfall using contours of Geography
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The important methods of representing relief features are hachures, contours, form lines, spot heights, bench marks, trigonometrical points, hill shading, layer-colouring, and so on. Each method has its own merits and demerits in depicting the relief of the land. Hachures are small lines drawn to represent slopes.
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[tex][/tex] How to represent a waterfall using contours of Geography?
Contours are imaginary lines joining places having the same elevation above mean sea level. A map showing the landform of an area by contours is called a contour map.
To represent these landforms in tropographical maps contours are used.
- A waterfall is formed when there is a sudden fall of water over a steep rock into the river bed.
- If we draw contouring of a waterfall, it can be noticed that there is a V-shaped contours in the contouring.
- A sudden and more or less perpendicular descent of water from a considerable height in the bed of a river is called a waterfall. Sometimes a waterfall succeeds or precedes with a cascading stream forming rapids upstream or downstream of a waterfall. The contours representing a waterfall merge into one another while crossing a river stream and the rapids are shown by relatively distant contour lines on a map.
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