GTOPO30 is a digital elevation model for the world, developed by United States Geological Survey (USGS). It has a 30-arc second resolution (approximately 1 km), [1] and is split into 33 tiles stored in the USGS DEM file format.
According to DTED and USGS DEM the absolute vertical accuracy of GTOP30 varies from ±30 meters.[2]
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This map is derived from GTOPO30 data that describes the elevation of Earth's terrain at intervals of 30 arcseconds (approximately 1 km). It uses hypsometric tints instead of contour lines to indicate elevation.
N60-90, W150-180
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N60-90, W120-150
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N60-90, W90-120
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N60-90, W60-90
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N60-90, W30-60
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N60-90, W0-30
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N60-90, E0-30
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N60-90, E30-60
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N60-90, E60-90
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N60-90, E90-120
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N60-90, E120-150
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N60-90, E150-180
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N30-60, W150-180
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N30-60, W120-150
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N30-60, W90-120
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N30-60, W60-90
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N30-60, W30-60
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N30-60, W0-30
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N30-60, E0-30
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N30-60, E30-60
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N30-60, E60-90
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N30-60, E90-120
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N30-60, E120-150
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N30-60, E150-180
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N0-30, W150-180
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N0-30, W120-150
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N0-30, W90-120
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N0-30, W60-90
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N0-30, W30-60
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N0-60, W0-30
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N0-60, E0-30
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N0-60, E30-60
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N0-60, E60-90
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N0-60, E90-120
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N0-60, E120-150
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N0-60, E150-180
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S0-30, W150-180
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S0-30, W120-150
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S0-30, W90-120
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S0-30, W60-90
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S0-30, W30-60
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S0-30, W0-30
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S0-30, E0-30
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S0-30, E30-60
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S0-30, E60-90
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S0-30, E90-120
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S0-30, E120-150
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S0-30, E150-180
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S30-60, W150
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S30-60, W120
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S30-60, W90-120
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S30-60, W60-90
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S30-60, W30-60
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S30-60, W0-30
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S30-60, E0-30
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S30-60, E30-60
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S30-60, E60-90
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S30-60, E90-120
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S30-60, E120-150
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S30-60, E150-180
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S60-90, W150-180
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S60-90, W120-150
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S60-90, W90-120
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S60-90, W60-90
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S60-90, W30-60
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S60-90, W0-30
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S60-90, E0-30
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S60-90, E30-60
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S60-90, E60-90
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S60-90, E90-120
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S60-90, E120-150
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S60-90, E150-180
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Each tile is available at a resolution of 1800 × 1800 pixels (approximate file size 1 MB, 60 pixels = 1 degree, 1 pixel = 1 minute)
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