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    This document is a survey map key that explains the symbols and markings used on the map. It contains information on different types of terrain features, infrastructure, transportation routes and other landmarks. When printing the map, the instructions specify using A3 paper size, actual size printing and portrait orientation to accurately represent the scale of 1:25,000.

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    This document is a survey map key that explains the symbols and markings used on the map. It contains information on different types of terrain features, infrastructure, transportation routes and other landmarks. When printing the map, the instructions specify using A3 paper size, actual size printing and portrait orientation to accurately represent the scale of 1:25,000.

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    Survey Map: in Order To Preserve The Scale, The Map Should Be Printed in Colour Onto A3 Paper

    Uploaded by

    Lorenzo Massi
    This document is a survey map key that explains the symbols and markings used on the map. It contains information on different types of terrain features, infrastructure, transportation routes and other landmarks. When printing the map, the instructions specify using A3 paper size, actual size printing and portrait orientation to accurately represent the scale of 1:25,000.

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    Survey Map

    In order to preserve the scale, the map should be


    printed in colour onto A3 paper.

    When printing, select ‘Actual size’.

    Do not select ‘Fit’ as this will re-size the map.

    You may need to change the paper size to A3.

    Ensure the orientation is Portrait.


    1:25 000 Scale Laveissière 198215/3

    Four colours should appear above; if not then please return to invigilator.
    Four colours should appear above; if not then please return to invigilator.

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    Key Deciduous Coniferous Deciduous Brushwood Orchard, Vine Rice field


    wood wood and plantation
    Signposted route along footpath (GR, other) coniferous

    Interesting unsignposted route along footpath Railway : rack-railway, abandoned, dismantled


    Cross-country or high mountain skiing route Electricity transmission line. Aerial cableway. Ski-lift or chair-lift
    Communal population in thousands. State boundary with monuments
    Hard part of hiking trail
    Boundary and chief town of department, of arrondissement
    Boundary of restricted zone
    Boundary and chief town of canton, of commune
    Refuge hut or overnight stopping place with keeper, without keeper. Shelter
    Military camp boundary, boundary of artillery range restricted zone
    Campsite. Riding centre. Climbing site with facilities. Hang-gliding area State forest boundary. Boundary of nature park, of outer protected zone

    Leisure area. Tennis. Golf Triangulation station. Church. Chapel, oratory. Calvary. Monument. Cemetery
    Isolated tower, keep. Entrance to underground excavation. Cave dwelling. Ruins
    Cross-country skiing centre. Yachting harbour. Anchorage. Sailing sports
    Oil storage tank. Chimney. Wind pump. Pylon. Quarry
    Canoeing (launching place). Swimming-pool. Bathing-place
    Megalithic monument : dolmen, menhir. Viewpoint. Campsite
    Resort with tourist interest Town hall. Covered market, glasshouse. Fort. Swimming pool
    City of artistic interest. Spa, openair, winter sports, seaside resort Sports ground. Tennis. Refuge. Ski jump

    Town of tourist interest, activity centre, notable site or building Bridge. Footbridge. Ford. Ferry
    Perennial body of water. Area liable to flooding. Marsh or swamp
    Notable monument. Divers place of interest. Tourist information centre
    Spring. Fountain. Well. Cistern. Water tower. Water tank
    Station or stopping-place open to passenger traffic
    Stream lined with trees. Cascade. Dam. Dike
    Prohibited road for motor vehicles. Parking area Navigable canal, feeder. Lock. Underground canal

    Saint-James way Seasonal river : surface, elevated, underground


    Semaphore. Beacon. Depth contours are taken from the SHOM maps
    Motorway : tollgate, service areas, resting areas
    Dual carriageway Contours at 10 m vertical interval. Depression. Slope
    Secondary roads

    ⎧ ⎧
    Main roads

    Main road ⎨ ⎨ Spot height (metres above sea level) 1291


    Narrow road ⎩ ⎩ Means of civil security (perennial or seasonal)
    Other narrow road : regularly maintained, not regularly maintained Police station. Isolated telephone station
    Cart track. Footpath
    Road under construction. Road tunnel
    Road : on embankment, in cutting. Road and track lined with trees
    Earth bank. Unidentified linear feature. Hedge
    Railway : double track, single track. Electrified railway. Narrow gauge track

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