A line shown on a contour map, set out on ground between certain constant points of slope is called___________________?

Correct answer: B. Contour gradient

  • A. Gradient
  • B. Contour gradient
  • C. Contour line
  • D. Counter interval

Explanation

A contour gradient is a line laid out between points having a specified and constant slope, usually by using contour information. A contour line itself joins points of equal elevation, not equal gradient.

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