Norfolk County topographic map
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Name: Norfolk County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada (42.53132 -80.74463 43.03167 -80.03369)
Average elevation: 709 ft
Minimum elevation: 554 ft
Maximum elevation: 1,158 ft
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