Step by step instructions to DRAW TEXAS

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Step by step instructions to DRAW TEXAS

x It's anything but difficult to draw the condition of Texas on the off chance that you think as far as extents . To begin with, draw the northern limit of the Panhandle. This is your base estimation.

X Next, draw the eastern edge of the Panhandle. It is about an indistinguishable length from the northern edge.

The 3 rd line you'll draw is the western edge of the Panhandle. It is about twice the length of its northern fringe. X 2X

Your 4 th line will be the straight line west from the southern end of the Panhandle. It is around 1 ½ times the length of the northern edge of the Panhandle. X 2X 1 ½ X

Now, draw the northern outskirt of Texas—the Red River. Draw a "stream" line east from the eastern line of the Panhandle that is about an indistinguishable length from the western edge of the Panhandle. X 2X 1 ½ X

Draw the eastern outskirt Draw a straight line south from the eastern end of your Red River line until it is about even with the southern end of the western edge of the Panhandle. X 2X 1 ½ X

To complete the eastern limit, draw a "waterway" line (this is the Sabine River) in a slight circular segment toward the east. This ought to be about the length of the northern limit of the Panhandle. X 2X 1 ½ X

Now, draw the waterfront limit of Texas. Attract a circular segment toward the southwest until the base of the curve is about most of the way along the Red River. X 2X 1 ½ X

X 2X 1 ½ X Next, draw the southern fringe—the Rio Grande. From the western-most tip of Texas, draw a "stream" line south at around a 45 o edge. At the point when your stream line achieves the western edge of the Panhandle, it ought to be marginally south of the southeastern corner of Texas.

Gently circular segment your line north & east until you are about part of the way through the Panhandle. Proceed with your stream line south until you meet the beach front limit. X 2X 1 ½ X

Voila! Presently you have drawn your own one of a kind guide of Texas! GREAT!!!!!