hippo9 wrote:Sorry for double posting but make sure to check the wording.dxu46 wrote:1. Spot elevationhippo9 wrote:1. What does an x symbolize on a topographic map?
2. The longitude of the western neat line of Quadrangle A is 30 degrees west. What is the longitude of the western neat line of the quadrangle directly to the southwest of Quadrangle A?
2.37.5 degrees West
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I believe #2 is 32.5° W.hippo9 wrote:Your first one is correct, however the 2nd is wrong.dxu46 wrote: 1. Spot elevation
2.37.5 degrees West
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No your overthinking it How big is a basic quadrangle? Hopefully that helpsTailsfan101 wrote:I believe #2 is 32.5° W.hippo9 wrote:Your first one is correct, however the 2nd is wrong.dxu46 wrote: 1. Spot elevation
2.37.5 degrees West
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Um. 7.5 seconds.hippo9 wrote:No your overthinking it How big is a basic quadrangle? Hopefully that helpsTailsfan101 wrote:I believe #2 is 32.5° W.hippo9 wrote: Your first one is correct, however the 2nd is wrong.
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7.5 minutes so the answer to number 2 would be 30 degrees 7 minutes 30 seconds west EDIT: sorry for vagueness in my hint, but I meant that since a USGS quadrangle is 7.5 minutes by 7.5 minutes you could use that to determine the neat line of the neighboring quaddxu46 wrote:Um. 7.5 seconds.hippo9 wrote:No your overthinking it How big is a basic quadrangle? Hopefully that helpsTailsfan101 wrote: I believe #2 is 32.5° W.
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This seriously needs a revival, so...
Convert the following azimuths into bearings.
S 34 W
N 52 E
S 9 E
N 18 W
Convert the following azimuths into bearings.
S 34 W
N 52 E
S 9 E
N 18 W
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*bearings into azimuths...Tailsfan101 wrote:This seriously needs a revival, so...
Convert the following azimuths into bearings.
S 34 W
N 52 E
S 9 E
N 18 W
anyway: 1. 214 degrees
2. 52 degrees
3. 171 degrees
4. 342 degrees
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Whoops! Anyway, all correct. Your turn.dxu46 wrote:*bearings into azimuths...Tailsfan101 wrote:This seriously needs a revival, so...
Convert the following azimuths into bearings.
S 34 W
N 52 E
S 9 E
N 18 W
anyway: 1. 214 degrees
2. 52 degrees
3. 171 degrees
4. 342 degrees
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