I need all of these questions answered, but if you can’t answer all of them don’t worry. Please at least answer a couple! Brainliest if you answer all! Thank you.

1. The contour interval of this map (include units)

2. The top of a hill or mountain

3. The elevation at the top of the hill

4. The direction the river flows (compass direction)

5. An area of steep slope (compass direction)

6. An area with gentle slope (compass direction)

7. The gradient difference between points C and D

8. The gradient difference between points A and B

9. The elevation of each point
A
B
C
D

The correct answer is - the direction of the points of the V shapes on contour lines.

The contour lines can tell us a lot about the shape of the relief structures on the maps, and of the things that we can also see is the path of the rivers. When the rivers are running through a steeper part, practically their upstream, because they manage to cut and shape the relief structures around them, the contour lines take up a specific V shape. The points of the V are always on the river itself, and they point to the direction from where it is coming from, thus following the points of the V shape can bring us very easily to the upstream of the river.