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Tutorial ExampleBG7!24!15

The document provides instructions for drawing a wall elevation plan, indicating the convention of left to right orientation. It includes details on wall stationing, elevation, and contour lines for the wall's grade. Additionally, it specifies the axes for drawing the plan in AB Walls 10.

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Tutorial ExampleBG7!24!15

The document provides instructions for drawing a wall elevation plan, indicating the convention of left to right orientation. It includes details on wall stationing, elevation, and contour lines for the wall's grade. Additionally, it specifies the axes for drawing the plan in AB Walls 10.

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1. Plan rotated because it is convention to draw the wall elevation from left to right.
2. Red numbers are wall's stationing (wall length) used to draw the elevation.
3. Use noted elevation and contour lines for top and bottom of wall grade.
Note: BW is the GRADE at the bottom of wall, not the actual bottom of wall elevation.
4. Green vertical line is the y-axis for drawing the plan in AB Walls 10.
5. Blue horizontal line is the x-axis for drawing the plan in AB Walls 10.

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