green contours

Green contours are lines on a map that connect points of equal value, often used in environmental or geographic contexts, such as representing levels of vegetation, pollution, or other natural features. In essence, they show areas where a specific measurement remains consistent, helping to visualize how something varies across a region. The green color typically indicates vegetation or eco-friendly zones, making it easier to identify healthy, green spaces or areas with specific environmental qualities. These contours aid in understanding spatial patterns and making informed decisions about land use, conservation, or resource management.