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Identify the survey sheet of your city. Make a list of the important features both man-made and natural.

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Identify the survey sheet of your city. Make a list of the important features both man-made and natural.

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To identify the survey sheet of your city and list important features (man-made and natural), you can usually refer to topographical or cadastral maps from your city's local municipal or land survey department. However, I can suggest a generalised list of important features that are typically included in such survey sheets:

Natural Features:

  1. Rivers and Lakes: Water bodies such as rivers, lakes, ponds, and reservoirs.
  2. Mountains and Hills: Natural elevations like mountains, hills, and plateaus.
  3. Forests and Green Spaces: Designated forests, parks, and green zones.
  4. Coastal Areas: For cities near the ocean, coastlines, and beaches.
  5. Wetlands and Marshes: Areas with high water saturation, providing habitats for specific flora and fauna.
  6. Valleys and Plains: Low-lying areas and open flatlands.
  7. Vegetation: Areas of dense or sparse vegetation, including wildlife habitats.
  8. Climate Zones: Highlighting the different climatic regions within the city.

Man-Made Features:

  1. Roads and Highways: Major roads, highways, and streets.
  2. Bridges and Tunnels: Structures connecting different parts of the city over rivers or through mountains.
  3. Buildings and Urban Infrastructure: Residential, commercial, industrial areas, and significant landmarks like skyscrapers or monuments.
  4. Railways and Metro Lines: Public transport systems, including train stations and tracks.
  5. Airports and Seaports: For cities with major transportation hubs, locations of airports and seaports are marked.
  6. Dams and Canals: Man-made water structures for controlling water flow and irrigation.
  7. Industrial Zones: Areas dedicated to factories and other large-scale production facilities.
  8. Cultural and Religious Monuments: Important historical, religious, or cultural sites, such as temples, churches, or museums.
  9. Schools, Hospitals, and Government Buildings: Significant civic buildings providing services to the community.
  10. Pipelines and Power Grids: Utility infrastructure such as water supply pipelines, electricity grids, and telecommunication towers.
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अध्याय 1: Interpretation of Topographical Maps - EXERCISES [पृष्ठ १०]

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मॉर्निंग स्टार Total Geography Volume 1 [English] Class 10 ICSE
अध्याय 1 Interpretation of Topographical Maps
EXERCISES | Q III. | पृष्ठ १०

संबंधित प्रश्न

Name the state that produces the largest amount of limestone.


What does the blue coloured circle in the grid square 0619 represent?


What is the compass direction of Dantrai from Jolpur?


Name two relief features that can be seen in grid square 9782 and 9574.


What are ‘National Grid Reference’?


What is a Fire line?


Why are directions on a map important?


Which colours are used on toposheets? What is their significance?


Study the extract of the Survey of India Map sheet No. 45D/10 and answer the following questions:

(a) Name and give the four figure grid reference of a settlement where the people of the region meet at least once a year.

(b) What does the conventional symbol at grid reference 145132 mean?

(c) 
If a man were to walk from Gulabganj (1820) to Harmatiya (1916):
(i) In which direction would he be walking?
(ii) Which are the two different kinds of roads that he would be using?

(d) 
What do the following numbers in grid square 1718 and 1818 mean?
(i) 280 (ii) 281

(e) What are the two differences between the settlement Bamba in 1914 and those in 1813?

(f) Name four facilities that Anadra has which makes it an important settlement

(g) What is the quickest means of communication for the people of Dabani (1313)?

(h) What do the following mean:
(i) Brackish in 1915 (ii) Causeway in 1715 (iii) 6r in 1218?

(i) Mention two factors which support the following:
(i) The Sipu river is in its middle course
(ii) The rainfall in the region shown in the map extract is seasonal.

(j) What is the distance in kilometres between the distance stone 20 in 1818 and the causeway in 1715 along the metalled road?


Study the extract of the Survey of India Map sheet No. 45D/10 and answer the following questions:

(a) Give the four figure grid reference of a settlement with
(i) Spot height 261 (ii) Post office.

(b) What is the difference in the pattern of drainage in grid square 1606 and in 1007?

(c) Name two natural features seen in grid square 0910.

(d) Calculate the distance in kilometers along the metalled road from the causeway East of Was to the distance stone 10.

(e) 
(i) Which is a universally accepted scale?
(ii) State the length of the given map in kilometers.

(f) Give the six figure grid reference of:
(i) A temple South of Dhavli settlement
(ii)    277.

(g) Which are the two different kind of roads shown in the map extract?

(h) Mention two main occupations shown on the map extract.

(i) How are the gentle and steep slopes shown on a map?

(j) What do the following mean?

(k) What is the direction of Dattani and Dhavli from Chandela?

(l) Name two man made features in grid square 1210.

(m) What do the words Motorable in dry season in grid square 1701 refer to?
What do they indicate about the rainfall received by the region shown in the map extract?


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