Which location corresponds to the label Fish?

Which location corresponds to the label Fish?

• A. Water tower @ intersection 87 & 89
• B. 438' Tower NW of prison
• C. Intersection 90 & Avalon
• D. Intersection of Blackwater river & Coldwater creek

Answer: (D)

The label on a chart is placed to name a geographical feature. A name like “Fish” is a hydrographic label, not a man-made structure or a street intersection. That means it belongs with a river or creek rather than a tower or cross-street symbol. The only option that fits a natural water feature is where Blackwater River meets Coldwater Creek—the intersection of two waterways is exactly where such a hydrographic name would appear on the map. The other choices describe artificial structures or road/intersection names, which would be labeled differently, not with a water-name like “Fish.”

The label on a chart is placed to name a geographical feature. A name like “Fish” is a hydrographic label, not a man-made structure or a street intersection. That means it belongs with a river or creek rather than a tower or cross-street symbol. The only option that fits a natural water feature is where Blackwater River meets Coldwater Creek—the intersection of two waterways is exactly where such a hydrographic name would appear on the map. The other choices describe artificial structures or road/intersection names, which would be labeled differently, not with a water-name like “Fish.”