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\n1.Section A:Interpretation of Topographical Maps  \n·Reading the Grid Reference  \n·Conventional Signs and Symbols  \n·Guidelines to Read Topographical Sheets  \n·Study of Topographical Sheets 45D%and 45D10  \n·Sample Topo Sheet 45D7,Eastings 92 to 01,Northings 73 to 83  \n2.Assignments on Topo Sheets  \n·Assignment 1(Based on 45D%,Eastings 77 to 85 and Northings 89 to 00)12  \n·Assignment 2(Based on 45D7,Eastings 85 to 93 and Northings 89 to 00)  \n17  \n…  \n·Assignment 3(Based on 45D%,Eastings 93 to 01 and Northings 89 to 00)  \n…23  \n·Assignment 4(Based on 45D%,Eastings 77 to 85 and Northings 80 to 91)  \n28  \n·Assignment 5(Based on 45D%,Eastings 85 to 93 and Northings 80 to 91)  \n…33  \n·Assignment 6(Based on 45,Eastings 93 to 01 and Northings 80 to 91)  \n38  \n·Assignment 7(Based on 45,Eastings 77 to 85 and Northings 73 to 83)  \n43  \n·Assignment 8(Based on 45,Eastings 85 to 93 and Northings 73 to 83)  \n49  \n·Assignment 9(Based on 45D%,Eastings 93 to 01 and Northings 73 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\n·Assignment 3(Based on Rivers)  \n109  \n…  ..   ...  \n·Assignment 4(Based on Water Bodies,Latitude and Longitude)  \n110  \n·Assignment 5(Based on Direction of Wind,Distribution of Minerals and Soils)  \n111  \n·Assignment 6(Based on Cities and Population)  \n112  \n·Assignment 7(Miscellaneous)  \n113  \n● Assignment 8(Miscellaneous)  \n114  \n·Assignment 9(Miscellaneous)  \n115  \n·Assignment 10(Miscellaneous)  \n116  \n·Assignment 11(Miscellaneous)  \n117  \n·Assignment 12(Miscellaneous)  \n118  \n·Assignment 13(Miscellaneous)  \n119  \n·Assignment 14(Miscellaneous)  \n120  \n4.Map of India for Practice  \n121  \nSECTION A:INTERPRETATION OF TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS  \n# Introduction\n\nA Topographic Map shows the surface of the earth in detail.These maps are also described as SceneryMaps and are based on the actual survey of the area.These maps are also known as 'Topographical SurveySheet or simply 'Topo-sheet'.Maps are drawn on a number of sheets where each sheet depicts details 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