Name three conventional signs found on a Survey of India toposheet and state what each represents.
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Original Khojo Papers practice question — not from a past board paper.
Streams shown by broken blue lines are seasonal, and a broad sandy river bed with a thin thread of water shows that the river carries much more water at some seasons than at others. Wells, tanks and inundation canals also point to a long dry season.
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Dry-point settlement patterns and the absence of dense forest support the same conclusion.
From the same topic and chapter, at a similar level.
Name three conventional signs found on a Survey of India toposheet and state what each represents.
Interpretation of Topographical Maps
A toposheet shows a settlement pattern in which houses lie strung out along a road. Name the pattern and give one reason for it.
Interpretation of Topographical Maps
What is a four-figure and a six-figure grid reference, and which is more precise?
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Name three means of irrigation that a toposheet may show and state how each is represented.
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What do closely spaced and widely spaced contour lines indicate?
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Contour lines drawn very close together indicate:
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