A topographer is a professional who specializes in the study and representation of the Earth's surface features and their configurations. They create detailed maps and charts that depict various physical features, such as mountains, valleys, rivers, and man-made structures. Topographers often use tools like GPS, surveying equipment, and computer software to gather and analyze data, aiding in fields such as land use planning, construction, and environmental management. Their work is essential for understanding and managing land resources effectively.
John Bridges - topographer - died in 1724.
John Bridges - topographer - was born in 1666.
Thomas Bond - topographer - was born in 1765.
Thomas Bond - topographer - died in 1837.
Robert Atkyns - topographer - was born in 1647.
Robert Atkyns - topographer - died in 1711.
William Hutchinson - topographer - was born in 1732.
William Hutchinson - topographer - died in 1814.
"Topographer" comes from the Greek words topos, "place", and graphein, "to write".
They study maps and landscapes
Cartographer, mapper, topographer
The root word "topo-" comes from the Greek word "topos," meaning place. In words like topographer, it indicates a relation to the study or description of specific places or locations.