Summarize how you can use information on a topographic map to compare the steepness of slopes on the map.

Explanation:

The most important information on a topographic map that can be used to compare the steepness of slopes on the map is the contour.

Contour lines are lines on a map that joins places having equal elevation on a map. The nature of the landform in an area can be inferred from the contour lines. Where contour lines are close together it signifies rapidly changing topography and thereby, a very steep slope is inferred. Where contour lines are wide apart, it signifies a gentle slope.

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