
The above map shows the elevation of the St. Croix River watershed. Green is lower and orange is higher. Places where contour lines are closer together are steeper and hillier. Places where the lines are farther apart are flatter.
The hills and valleys of the St. Croix River watershed create their own kind of art.
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The above map shows the elevation of the St. Croix River watershed. Green is lower and orange is higher. Places where contour lines are closer together are steeper and hillier. Places where the lines are farther apart are flatter.
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