C C A A N N D D Y Y L L A A N N D D A Study of Ohio Topography A Study of Ohio Topography Tim Herrmann, Haley Todd, Justin Yeazell Tim Herrmann, Haley Todd, Justin Yeazell GEO 204 GEO 204 Dr. Michael Sandy Dr. Michael Sandy April 25, 2007 April 25, 2007
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A Study of Ohio TopographyA Study of Ohio Topography
Tim Herrmann, Haley Todd, Justin Yeazell Tim Herrmann, Haley Todd, Justin Yeazell GEO 204GEO 204
Dr. Michael SandyDr. Michael SandyApril 25, 2007 April 25, 2007
Lesson OverviewLesson Overview
• Review of Previous Material
• Study Key Aspects of a Map
• Explore a Map of Ohio’s Topography
• Create our own Maps of Ohio’s Topography with Candy
• Assessment
Geology Bedrock Map SymbolsGeology Bedrock Map Symbols• General Political Information:
– roads, towns, buildings, counties, borders
• Topography: – Contour lines that connect areas of equal elevation
• Water: – Lakes, rivers, and oceans are shown in blue.
• Rock Formations: – Each rock formation has a different color. – Contacts between different types of rocks are shown as thin black lines,
except when rock formations are separated by a fault, which is shown as a thick black line.
• Other Requirements:– Title, Key, Scale, Cardinal Direction