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Geography Maps Scale and Using an OS Map [Date] Today I will: - Learn how to use a scale - Bring together the skills I have learned to effectively read a map.

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Page 2: Geography Maps Scale and Using an OS Map[Date] Today I will: - Learn how to use a scale - Bring together the skills I have learned to effectively read

GeographyMaps

Objects can be scaled up or down in size. On an OS map the scale is written like this:

1:50000 1:25000

1 cm on the map is 50000cm in real life. This means that 1cm =

500m or 0.5km

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Draw 5 horizontal lines on your page. Let’s imagine a scale of 1:50000

10 cm

8 cm

5 cm

3.2 cm

8.6 cm

Because the scale is 1:50000 you work out the distance in real you multiply the number

of cm by 0.5. This will give you an answer in km.

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Numbers for grid referencesContour lines

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1. What symbol is at:(a) 650,949 (b) 737,941 (c) 663,955 (d) 649, 948

2. What is the highest height on the map? Give a six figure grid reference of this point.

3. What is the distance of the A811? Remember your units.

4. What contour line is at 680, 917?

5. What is the straight line distance between:(a) Little Kerse and Wester Frew (b) Culbeg and Cambusdren?

6. What is the direction from:Little Kerse to Wester Frew (b) Cambusdren to Culbeg?

7. Give a four figure grid square where the relief is:(a) Very steep (b) steep (c) gently sloping (d) flat