Which of the following is an example of a scale on a map? a. 1: 12,000 b. contour interval: 50 ft c. an arrow pointing north d. an explanation of the symbols used

" 1:12,000 " is an example of a scale on a map. (choice-A)

It tells you how many units of distance in the real world are represented by one unit of distance on the printed map.

For example, if the scale of the map is 1:12,000 , then one inch on the map represents 12,000 inches (1,000 feet) of distance in the real world that the map describes.

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