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As part of the Great Plains of the United States, the topography of the state of Kansas is relatively flat. On the other hand, portions of the state of Colorado are mountainous. Describe how the contour interval and the contour lines might vary on topographic maps of these two states.

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Topographic maps:\textbf{Topographic maps:}

Topographic maps are generally large-scale maps that show both physical and man-made features of the land such as lakes, roads, buildings…etc.

These maps represent earth’s three-dimensional surface into two-dimensional map. To do this, these maps contain contour lines that show the earth’s surface elevation.

These maps are useful for hikers, geologists and for those who are interested in the three-dimensional view of the land.

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