How to pronounce “cartographer” in English

or cartographer.

He's a cartographer.

But we're not cartographers.

And these cartographers would draw these kind of sea monsters in it, right, because our imagination fills that empty space.

Isn't this interesting-- the cartographer who made it.

Spending hours and hours talking with the cartographers, designing the maps himself.

It's just that American cartographers used to make all the maps, so they always made America look the biggest.

1600s there's something about this map that no Italian cartographer and 1600

There was something that briefly mentioned that Columbus's brother was a cartographer who had made these world maps that massively distorted

So the calculations by Michael Zeller, our cartographer and geographer, indicate

Well, the theories about the foremost cartographer of the world, a German named August Petermann, believed that warm currents sustained at green island

It was one of the first visualizations, as a cartographer, that really made the cartographic community sit up and think, actually, computer scientists

There's a line in the book where I said my college transcript was like a map to nowhere drawn by a blind cartographer.

I'm not a cartographer and I have no scientific background.

Twenty years later, Tharp was named one of the four greatest cartographers of the 20th century by the Library of Congress.

And this is Rudo Kemper, another one of our cartographers, working with the elder of the Matawai tribe to document their knowledge of the landscape.

And when we both were convinced this is what it is, he went to his freelance cartographers, who then produced these beautiful maps.

But before we do that, I'm going to ask Brian, our ace cartographer-- who I hope all of you will meet, especially the engineers-- who

Yeah, and it was, shipped off the data set and then had to spend a lot of time negotiating with our cartographer.

She's been hailed by Abraham Verghese as a gifted storyteller, and by "People" magazine as a skilled cartographer of the heart, and I

Going back 300 years, it had been crucial to navigators who explored Spain's huge empire and to the cartographers who tried to map it.