Definition of «topography»

Topography refers to the physical features and characteristics of a particular area or region, including natural landforms such as mountains, valleys, rivers, and forests. It also encompasses man-made structures like buildings, roads, and bridges. In essence, topography is a detailed map or representation of the terrain and its features.

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The geographers studied the topography of the region by analyzing its elevation, slope, and landforms.
The construction team surveyed the topography of the site to determine the best locations for building structures.
The hikers studied the topography of the mountain before planning their trek, identifying the steep slopes and valleys they would encounter.
The military used topographic maps to navigate through the rugged topography of the jungle during their mission.
The city planners considered the topography of the area when designing the drainage system to ensure efficient water flow.

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Kauai's waters offer a diversity of reef topography in combination with a rich assortment of marine life that makes for truly remarkable diving. (kauaidownunderscuba.com)
«The full range of topography on Mars is about 19 miles. (scientificamerican.com)
To ensure that such a tiny amount of sweat would generate a strong enough signal, Prasad and Munje modified the surface topography of the textile material. (sciencedaily.com)
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Definition of «topography»

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