Compasses and GPS devices are some of the most important tools. They help cartographers establish a better view of the area while providing accurate directions. Paperwork and historical resources also establish more information about surroundings through details such as mining charts or historical floods.
I would look on Google maps but i know that the first guy who made a map actually walked round all of the places on the map (he walked all the way round London!). But i think modern map makers just research and do a little bit of walking.
Map makers use many diffrent tools! Some being satellite images,measurements,ground serveys, and much more!
Political maps, Physical maps,andthematic maps.
Aerial photographs and satellite images
A Topographical Map
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awesomeness<wow noob
Draw the globe stand, then place the globe in it. Then draw the landmarks and do some shading to make the globe look 3Dimensional.
The need to get and derive as much information as possible from a map is some of the factor that led to the advancement in the map making techniques. The lack of some information from the old maps led to the advancements
they cut it at one spot and then spred it out flat on the map and label
make it accurate
No, Cartographers are map makers.
awesomeness<wow noob
placing the most important information in the center of the map
No. I am not sure what the real word for map makers are but it is definitely not geographer.
No. I am not sure what the real word for map makers are but it is definitely not geographer.
A cartographer.
The Portuguese were the map makers and became the pilots on ships. The held the maps so a ship had to hire them to use the map.
Cartographers are map makers.
map makers
Early map makers noticed the location of volcanoes were located along plate boundaries.
Cartographers
It's really not intended for the purpose of helping mapmakers. That system of measurement is intended to make life easier for the people who have to find their way from place to place on the Earth's surface ... the sailors, fliers, and drivers, who can't rely on what they see outside their window to take them where they need to go. The map-makers also contribute to this effort.