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A topographic map. A railroad runs from Shelton Road to Nixon Lane with label 450. An index contour line is between Nixon Lane and a highway with label 450. An index contour line is near the highway with label 500. Boggy Creek and the Colorado River are below the railroad. An area of green with darker green shrublike marks is near the Colorado River on the right side of the map.
Which area has the greatest elevation difference?
close to Nixon Lane
in the lowland marsh
at the Colorado River
near a major highway
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near a major highway
Explanation: The highway area shows index contours labeled 450 and 500 (a 50‑ft change) close together. The marsh, river, and the Nixon Lane/railroad areas show little or no contour change, so they have less elevation difference.
Explanation: The highway area shows index contours labeled 450 and 500 (a 50‑ft change) close together. The marsh, river, and the Nixon Lane/railroad areas show little or no contour change, so they have less elevation difference.
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