Figure 3 is a simple topographic map of Manhattan, the Bronx, and the Palisades of New Jersey. Elevations of land surface are shown by patterns indicated in the legend. Waterways are white. Note that with the exception of mid- and lower Manhattan, much of the region is characterized by a series of elongated hills (called ridges) and valleys that are roughly parallel to (a) each other, (b) to the length of Manhattan, and (c) to the Hudson and parts of the Harlem and East Rivers. What is the approximate compass quadrant bearing of these features? What is their azimuth?

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Figure 3 is a simple topographic map of Manhattan, the Bronx, and the Palisades of New Jersey. Elevations of land
surface are shown by patterns indicated in the legend. Waterways are white. Note that with the exception of mid-
and lower Manhattan, much of the region is characterized by a series of elongated hills (called ridges) and valleys
that are roughly parallel to (a) each other, (b) to the length of Manhattan, and (c) to the Hudson and parts of the
Harlem and East Rivers.
What is the approximate compass quadrant bearing of these features?
What is their azimuth?
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Transcribed Image Text:Figure 3 is a simple topographic map of Manhattan, the Bronx, and the Palisades of New Jersey. Elevations of land surface are shown by patterns indicated in the legend. Waterways are white. Note that with the exception of mid- and lower Manhattan, much of the region is characterized by a series of elongated hills (called ridges) and valleys that are roughly parallel to (a) each other, (b) to the length of Manhattan, and (c) to the Hudson and parts of the Harlem and East Rivers. What is the approximate compass quadrant bearing of these features? What is their azimuth? 120
N
MILES
X
THE
PALISADES
Elevation
Water
121
0'-60'
more than 60'
THE TOPOGRAPHY OF
MANHATTAN, THE BRONX,
AND ADJACENT NEW JERSEY
FIGURE 3: Topographic map of Manhattan, the Bronx, and the Palisades of New Jersey.
Transcribed Image Text:N MILES X THE PALISADES Elevation Water 121 0'-60' more than 60' THE TOPOGRAPHY OF MANHATTAN, THE BRONX, AND ADJACENT NEW JERSEY FIGURE 3: Topographic map of Manhattan, the Bronx, and the Palisades of New Jersey.
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