Question

any point outside a contour line is a _____elevation than the contour line.
A higher
B lower
C deeper
D longer​

Answer 1

Any point outside a contour line is lower elevation than the contour line

Explanation:

Almost all maps have these four things:

scale, legend, title, and compass

Definition of contour line:

a line on a map "joining point"s of equal height "above or below sea level".

The thin brown lines snaking around a topographic map are called contour lines.

Uses:

Contour lines are used to "determine elevations "

Elevation refers to "height in feet, or meters, above sea level"

3 types of contour lines:

intermediate, index, and supplementary.