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On a topographic map, what does darker green usually mean?
Thicker forest.
- Higher cliff
- Thicker forest ✔
- Deeper water
Why: Darker green shading indicates denser vegetation that may slow you down.
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Dark green is thick with secrets and branches.
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Answer: Thicker forest. Darker green shading indicates denser vegetation that may slow you down.
- Scouting America: Orienteering www.scouting.org/merit-badges/orienteering
If you’re heading through a darker green place on the map, it means the forest is thicker.
Checked 2026-11-07.
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