Step 1: Interpret the side profile of the hill.
From the side elevation, the hill has a steep slope on the left side (rising quickly up to $\sim$0.8 km) and a much gentler slope extending far to the right (gradually decreasing to the base).
Step 2: Translate slope into contour spacing.
- Where the slope is steep (left side), contour lines in the top view are closely spaced.
- Where the slope is gentle (right side), contour lines are more widely spaced.
Step 3: Analyze the given top view options.
- (P): Shows contours clustered more on the right side $\Rightarrow$ not correct.
- (Q): Shows contours tightly packed on the left side and stretched out on the right side — exactly matching the side profile.
- (R): Shows concentric symmetric circles $\Rightarrow$ corresponds to a symmetrical conical hill, not the case here.
- (S): Also somewhat symmetric, not consistent with the asymmetric slope.
Step 4: Select correct option.
Thus, option Q correctly represents the top view of the hill.
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{Q}
\]