Carte topographique Big Ridge State Park
Cliquez sur la carte pour afficher l’altitude.
Big Ridge State Park
Big Ridge State Park is located in the Appalachian Ridge-and-Valley range, which is characterized by narrow elongate ridges flanked by fertile stream valleys. The park's topography is dominated by three such ridge systems running roughly parallel to one another, the two northernmost of which are bisected by the Big Ridge Lake inlet of Norris Lake. The northernmost ridge is known as "Lone Mountain" west of the inlet and "Big Ridge" east of the inlet. The central ridge is known as "Bluebird Ridge" west of the inlet and "Pinnacle Ridge" east of the inlet. The southernmost ridge, which is not bisected by the inlet, is known as "Chestnut Ridge." The northern and central ridge systems are divided by Dark Hollow, a narrow valley that spans the entire park. The central and southern ridges are divided by a valley known as Blue Mud Valley west of the inlet and Poor Land Valley east of the inlet.
À propos de cette carte
Nom : Carte topographique Big Ridge State Park, altitude, relief.
Altitude moyenne : 352 m
Altitude minimum : 302 m
Altitude maximum : 485 m
Autres cartes topographiques
Cliquez sur une carte pour visualiser sa topographie, son altitude et son relief.
