chorographer (Meaning)

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chorographer (n.)

One who describes or makes a map of a district or region.

A geographical antiquary; one who investigates the locality of ancient places.

The chorographer meticulously mapped out the terrain of the newly discovered island.
As a skilled chorographer, Sarah specialized in creating detailed maps of coastal regions.
The royal court commissioned the chorographer to document the boundaries of the kingdom.
Chorographers play a crucial role in charting unexplored territories and mapping out trade routes.
The work of a chorographer requires both cartographic expertise and a keen eye for geographical features.
The renowned chorographer's maps were highly sought after by explorers and traders alike.
Historians often rely on the writings of ancient chorographers to understand the geography of past civilizations.
The chorographer's expedition to the Amazon rainforest yielded valuable insights into its biodiversity.
Chorographers of the Renaissance era revolutionized mapmaking by incorporating artistic elements into their cartography.
The conference brought together chorographers from around the world to exchange ideas and techniques in mapping.

One who describes or makes a map of a district or region., A geographical antiquary; one who investigates the locality of ancient places.

landscape,geography, topography, geomorphology, scenery,terrain,land, landform, terrane

No antonyms found.

The chorographer meticulously mapped out the terrain of the newly discovered island.

As a skilled chorographer, Sarah specialized in creating detailed maps of coastal regions.

The royal court commissioned the chorographer to document the boundaries of the kingdom.

Chorographers play a crucial role in charting unexplored territories and mapping out trade routes.