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Haley Draper, GISP, is a geographic information systems specialist for a county planning department in Lansing, Michigan. She creates parcel and floodplain maps for local infrastructure and assists residents with interpreting topographic charts. Draper previously interned with a regional transit authority digitizing bus route maps. She also writes for Biology Insights.

What Type of Boundary Slides Past Each Other?
How to Determine the Contour Interval on a Map
What Is a Massif? Definition, Formation, and Examples
What Does a Peninsula Look Like?
How Could Deposition Change the Shape of the Land?
What Is a UTM Zone? The Universal Transverse Mercator System
What Are the Four Types of Erosion?
What Is a Dissected Plateau and How Does One Form?
Why Is a Delta Often Used as an Agricultural Area?
Is a Forest a Landform? Explaining the Difference
What Damage Can Be Done by a Mudslide?
Is a Mudslide Weathering or Erosion?
What Is a Headland in Geography and How Is It Formed?
Is Easting Latitude or Longitude?
What Is a Floodplain and How Is One Formed?
How Are Relief and Topography Related?
What Is a Digital Elevation Model and How Is It Made?
What Does a Cove Look Like? Defining Its Features
Is Erosion a Constructive or Destructive Force?
What Is a Depression on a Topographic Map?
How Are Tributaries Formed? The Process Explained
What Is the Definition of a Contour Interval?
What Is a Shaded Relief Map and How Does It Work?
What Is a Drainage Divide? The Line That Separates Water
What Is a Steep Slope on a Topographic Map?
Why Are Topographic Maps Useful?
What Is Deposition in Geography?
What Happens When a Glacier Encounters the Sea or a Lake?
Can Moles Cause Sinkholes? The Science Explained
What Is the Maximum and Minimum Size of a Cobble?