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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by lightly shading the areas of land and water on the map using the provided key: Highlands in green, Lowlands in brown, Water in blue, and Glaciers in white.
- Locate the marked position for the Taku Glacier from 1980 and input its approximate latitude and longitude. Ensure you include directional indicators.
- Measure and record the East-West distance across the entire map in miles, followed by measuring the North-South distance.
- Determine and write down the width of the Taku Glacier at both its terminus and at the 1000 ft contour line.
- Measure along the center of the glacier to find its length as shown on the map.
- Complete additional measurements such as width at Norris Glacier's 1000 ft contour, contour intervals, highest elevation, and calculate gradients as instructed.
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