REPORT OF COMMISSION VII 
GVII-63 
Scales of 1/30,000-1/10,000 
f. Note location of farms in relation to transportation lines, drainage 
features, surface configuration, and natural vegetation. 
g. Outline areas of commercial and subsistence agriculture. 
h. If commercial crop agriculture, determine probable number of major 
crops and whether single-or multiple-cropping in growing season. 
j. If commercial animal agriculture, determine type of specialty (e.g., 
meat, milk, wool). 
k. Determine specific land uses in areas of extensive agriculture. 
Scales larger than 1/10,000 
l. Detemine specific crops in areas of intensive agriculture. 
m. Determine specific uses of buildings in farmsteads (e.g., grain storage, 
implement shed, animal barn). 
n Determine specific use of rural agricultural buildings and structures not 
in farmsteads (e.g., windmill, corral). 
RURAL NON-AGRICULTURAL FEATURES 
Scales of 1/70,000-1/30,000 
a. Outline areas of transportation by type (e.g., railroad, canal, road) 
b. Outline built-up portions of villages. 
c. Mark locations of rural industry (e.g., hydroelectric plant, gravel pit, 
mine) 
d. Mark locations of rural institutions (e.g., hospital, prison, home for the 
aged). 
e. Locate and identify type of recreational areas (e.g., skiing, golf, boat 
ing). 
Scales of 1/30,000-1/10,000 
f. Locate and identify rural public and semi-public buildings (e.g., school 
meeting hall, church). 
g. Mark locations of rural commercial buildings (e.g., store, roadside 
stand, gasoline station). 
h. Locate probable non-farm residential buildings. 
j. Identify types of rural industry (c above). 
k. Identify types of rural institutions (d above) 
l. Outline and identify areas of various land use in villages (e.g., commer 
cial, industrial, residential). 
Scales larger than 1/10,000 8 
m. Determine specific building use in villages 
n. Identify the more significant functional parts of industries within and 
outside of villages (e.g., power unit, processing buildings, storage of 
finished product). 
o. Identify use of rural commercial buildings (g above). 
p. Determine specific characteristics of rural nonagricultural features. 
8 The apparent necessity of very large-scale photos for rural analyses is likely to be an auto 
matic indication of the need for more study of other source materials, for more field observation, 
and perhaps large-scale mapping on a sample basis.