Hinks, Arthur R. (Arthur Robert), 1873-1945 · Cambridge : University press · leaf 52
Fig. 3. Methods of figuring contours.{a) right, (b), [c) and (d) wrong. enables the eye to follow the run of the contours, and is a greathelp in reading the form of the ground. It tends to give themap a stepped appearance, and isolated hills seem to be ridgedlike oyster shells, as may be seen…
Maps · Surveying
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