Contour interval
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In cartography, a contour interval is any space between vertical lines on a topographic map or globe, representing a difference in elevation between the lines. Can be on a contour map.
Type of terrain counter interval (m)
Very flat 2.5 Normal 5 Hilly 10 Mountains 20
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