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Index to Topographic Maps - 1:250,000 Scale |
What this map layer shows:
The positions of the intermediate-scale topographic maps that cover the 50 United States.
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Background Information |
Sample Map
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) produced topographic maps of the United
States at a variety of scales. Intermediate-scale USGS topographic
maps at 1:250,000 scale are used for land management and planning. These
maps include natural features, such as mountains, valleys, plains, lakes,
rivers, and vegetation. Contours are used to show elevation. Also included
are constructed features: roads, airports, boundaries, and built-up
areas. The standard map size is 1 degree of latitude by 2 degrees of
longitude. Detailed information about topographic maps can be found on
the USGS Topographic
Maps page, and the USGS Digital
Backyard has further
information on topographic maps and digital cartographic products.
The Index to Topographic Maps - 1:250,000 Scale map layer shows the
positions of the intermediate-scale topographic maps that cover the
50 United States. Descriptive information includes the map name and
a link to the Terraserver, where the map can be viewed.
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