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Monday, December 8, 2008

DLG


Using this digital image of the U.S., one can see the color coding regarding elevation. Although the key isn't seen on this image, the closer the color is towards red, the higher the elevation (when the color is on a land mass, not in water).

weather.unisys.com/usgs/3sec/usgs-US.gif
Posted by msp03c at 4:55 PM

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