1.
A sufficiently large scale map indicating the detailed surface features of an area including relief is called:
A
Relief map
B
Chorographical map
C
Topographical map
D
Wall map
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Correct Answer: C — Topographical map
Explanation:
A topographical map is a large-scale map that shows detailed surface features of an area, including both natural features (hills, rivers, forests) and man-made features (roads, buildings), along with elevation through contour lines. It differs from a relief map which shows only elevation, and a chorographic map which covers larger regions at smaller scales.