Which location corresponds to the label Fog?

Which location corresponds to the label Fog?

• A. The HWY 191 bridge over Pond Creek
• B. Intersection of Blackwater river & Coldwater creek
• C. Water tower 1 mile SE of KNDZ
• D. Power line abeam large estate north of OLF Spencer

Answer: (D)

Interpreting map labels for weather hazards. In this kind of diagram, a label like Fog marks a specific area on the map where reduced visibility due to fog is expected or noted. The position of the label relative to landmarks tells you where the hazard applies. The Fog label is placed along the power line abeam the large estate north of OLF Spencer. That placement identifies the exact corridor where fog-related reduced visibility is indicated on the map. The other locations—near a bridge, at a river intersection, or near a water tower—do not carry the Fog label in this diagram, so they aren’t the fog area.

Interpreting map labels for weather hazards. In this kind of diagram, a label like Fog marks a specific area on the map where reduced visibility due to fog is expected or noted. The position of the label relative to landmarks tells you where the hazard applies.

The Fog label is placed along the power line abeam the large estate north of OLF Spencer. That placement identifies the exact corridor where fog-related reduced visibility is indicated on the map. The other locations—near a bridge, at a river intersection, or near a water tower—do not carry the Fog label in this diagram, so they aren’t the fog area.