Question

Which data are shown on topographic maps?

population sizes of major cities
information about elevation and slope
relief of each area laid out in tiled squares
variations in climate between geographic areas

Answer 1

Topographic maps primarily show **information about elevation and slope**. They represent the three-dimensional features of the terrain by using contour lines to indicate elevation changes. These maps provide details about the landscape, including mountains, valleys, and hills, but they do not typically show population sizes, climate variations, or relief laid out in tiled squares.