Match each description of contour line configuration on the left with the corresponding relief feature it depicts on the right.
- Concentric closed contours with elevation values decreasing inward toward the centerDepression
- Concentric closed contours with elevation values increasing inward toward a single peakConical hill
- Contours closely spaced near higher elevations but becoming widely spaced toward lower elevationsConcave slope
- Extremely tight, nearly touching parallel contours running along a linear slope faceEscarpment
Cevap
Depression matches inwardly decreasing closed contours; Conical hill matches inwardly increasing closed contours; Concave slope matches closely spaced upper contours transitioning to widely spaced lower contours; Escarpment matches extremely tight parallel contours along a linear slope face.
Each landform is uniquely characterized by its contour signature: closed loops decreasing inward represent depressions, closed loops increasing inward mark conical hills, contours spreading out downhill indicate concave slopes, and tightly clustered parallel contours represent escarpments.
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Interpretation of relief landforms from contour line spacing and elevation trends
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