Once those are placed, the cartographer places the next most important class of labels, for example major roads, rivers, and other large cities.
Provost was also a cartographer, engineer, and architect.
Some people may perceive certain objects differently from others, so cartographers try not to use symbols that could be easily confused.
Modern cartographers are curious why certain symbols are the most effective.
He was in particular, one of the principal cartographers of the 18th century.
It even eluded cartographers for centuries.
I suspect that many cartographers and geographers of the highest standards would have great arguments about whether certain parts were or were not moor.
It was done by professional cartographers and is not one of my efforts.
