Media Summary: Being able to visualise a slope profile by looking at the contour lines is a useful Compare map and photograph then identify the exact point where the photo was taken and also the 2 features shown in red. How would you get from A to B? How long would it take? Video discusses various
Navigation Task 62 Route Choice Mapreading - Detailed Analysis & Overview
Being able to visualise a slope profile by looking at the contour lines is a useful Compare map and photograph then identify the exact point where the photo was taken and also the 2 features shown in red. How would you get from A to B? How long would it take? Video discusses various How would you get from A to B in bad visibility? What landscape features would you use to Compare map and photo and identify the features highlighted. Also identify the point from where the photo was taken. Which has most ascent (taking a direct line) A to B or C to B? What is the actual height gain for each? What do you notice about ...
Is the red arrow pointing uphill, downhill or is there not enough detail on the map to say? Compare map and photograph. On the map pinpoint the location from which the photo was taken and also the two features circled ... Compare map and photo. Identify the feature circled in red and work out where the photo was taken from.
