This hypsometric map shows the reliefs all over Canada. Reliefs are measured in meters and different colors are used to show different levels of elevation.
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About Me
- tlt05f
- My name is Tabitha, and I'm in my fourth year at FSU working on my Sociology degree. I'm engaged to a wonderful man and we are set to marry on April 11, 2009. I'm taking Map Analysis as an elective class, but even just the first two weeks have let me learn way more than I would have ever known about the many different types of maps.
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