Cartographers [noun]

Excitement was intense while the cartographer in clerical glasses worked out the unknown number.

It was Puget Sound, said Tom, the cartographer of the occasion.

This is no doubt conjecture on the part of the cartographer.

He was a good cartographer, and had as strong a bent towards the description of natural phenomena, as Dampier had.

That Prince Henry was probably of the same opinion as the ordinary cartographer of his time about the peninsular shape of Africa.

The form “brazil” may have arisen through the cartographer connecting the name with the valuable brazil-wood, used for dyeing.

We may consequently suppose that the cartographer availed himself of the sources then at his disposal.

Very probably the great cartographer was not skilled in the management of men.

As mariner and cartographer to him it was a cape, and nothing more.

He was not only an historian of some merit, but a skilful cartographer.