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Why will some maps show varying contour intervals or use different colors for map features like lakes and rivers?

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Why will some maps show varying contour intervals or use different colors for map features like lakes and rivers?

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Both of these variations will sometimes show because your map covers all or part many USGS topos. Contour intervals may vary because they’re based on USGS maps that vary from 5 to 40 feet, depending on the amount of relief (topography) shown. Feature colors and symbology may vary because older USGS maps did not have a standardized printing process.

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