What is a topographic guide?
A topographic guide is a definite and precise representation of man-made and characteristic components on the ground, for example, streets, railroads, power transmission lines, forms, rises, waterways, lakes and land names.
The topographic guide is a two-dimensional representation of the World's three-dimensional scene. The most as often as possible utilized Canadian topographic guide is at the size of 1:50 000.
Why? Topographic maps speak to the World's elements precisely and to scale on a twodimensional surface. Topographic maps are an astounding arranging apparatus and guide and, in the meantime, make open air experiences charming and safe.
