Question

what does a topographic map show?
a state and national forests
b approved camping locations
c well - managed habitats
d elevation and contours of the land

Explanation:

A topographic map is a detailed and accurate illustration of the Earth's surface. It shows elevation changes (through contour lines) and the shape of the land. State and national forests (A), approved camping locations (B), and well - managed habitats (C) are not the primary focus of a topographic map. The key characteristic of a topographic map is representing elevation and contours of the land.

Answer:

D. elevation and contours of the land