Question

Why do we use an isopleth map to show the variation of altitude of a place? ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Isopleth method is used to show the distribution of altitude, temperature, rainfall etc in a map. Isopleths are lines of equal value in the form of quantity, intensity and density. ... If the lines appear much apart, variation is gentle and when they are closely set, variation is sharp.

Answer 2

Answer:

Isopleth method is used to show the distribution of altitude, temperature, rainfall etc in a map. Isopleths are lines of equal value in the form of quantity, intensity and density. If the lines appear much apart, variation is gentle and when they are closely set, variation is sharp.