KAWA map reading and interpretation brings
the fundamental requirements of proper interpretation of maps
not only for academic purposes but for general uses

The concept of Map reading, the Scale, the Key

The Grid References
Measuring Distances on Maps

Measuring Areas on Maps
Measuring Directions and Bearings on Maps

abnormal cases,

Description and Interpretation of Physical and
Man Made Features on Topographical Maps.

Describing relief of a place

Describing drainage of an area
Major Drainage Patterns on Topographical Maps

Interpreting Climate
Relationship Between Geography Phenomena

Relationships between relief and drainage:
Relationship between communication and relief .

Relationship between relief and agriculture
Relationship between drainage and land use

Cross Section

The steps taken in drawing a cross section.
Vertical exaggeration