Topographic Maps - 3 The map at right shows a number of small rivers (blue) and contour elevations are shown in brown. The color green is often used to show areas that are forests. • What direction (compass direction, e.g. east, west, north, south) is the small river at the far right of the map flowing? • What is the highest elevation on the map at right? • What is the distance between points A and B? feet • What is the elevation of Point A (plus sign)? • What is the elevation of Point B (plus sign)? 738,7 -682,5 -650- 600 552,1 535,2 + 2000 feet 693,0 490,6 -550- z←

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