He summoned thither astronomers and cartographers and skilled seamen, while he caused stouter and larger vessels to be built for the express purpose of exploration.
Many a cartographer, burning with desire to draw a good map of a newly explored region, has been driven to despair by the inadequacy of the route surveys in his hands.
The chart was a large one, showing the vast territory drained by the Ohio, the Missouri, and the Mississippi, and the imagination of the cartographer had made good his lack of information.
This book is targeted at soil scientists, soil cartographers and university students, though its use should not be so limited.
The final word should be given to a cartographer.
The road was narrow, and to its left the cartographers had filled a large open space with those tufts which, on battlefield maps, indicate marshes.
Are they looking for so many drivers, infantrymen or mechanics, or are they looking for chest surgeons, cartographers or other specialities?
The average cost of recruiting and training cartographers and photographers, including salary, is now about £9,000 each.
