Topographic Map Of - Cambodia

Modern topographic maps use color gradients to represent altitude.

The defining feature of this topography is the Tonle Sap Basin. Topographic maps show a dramatic change from the densely populated, flat floodplains (often less than 20 meters above sea level) to the rugged, forested highlands that act as natural borders. This "central depression" is why Cambodia is historically vulnerable to both drought and catastrophic flooding, as the landscape acts like a massive funnel. topographic map of cambodia