What is the elevation change, in feet, between index lines

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1. What is the elevation change, in feet, between index lines on this map? Explain how you arrived at this answer.

2. Name one of the rivers or creeks located within the map's area. Which way is this stream flowing, approximately (N, NW, S, SW, E, W, etc.)? What evidence did you use to arrive at this answer?

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