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What do you call the inch to mile designation on a map?
The scale of the map.
What is a legend in map making?
A map's legend shows what symbols and their meaning is used on the map.
What do you call a map that shows us where different weather system are situated?
Synoptic wheather map
What is a person called that sells maps?
A person who sells maps is commonly referred to as a cartographer or a map seller.
What is the official map-making body of the British government?
The Ordinance Survey is the official map-making body of the British government.
What do you call the person map making?
A cartogropher.
What do you call someone who follows a map?
Someone who follows/reads a map is referred to as the 'navigator'.
What do you call a person who makes a map?
A person who makes maps is a cartographer.
What do you call a person that draws maps for a living called?
The formal name for a map-maker is "cartographer".
What do you call a person that uses many maps for their job?
The term "map user" would be appropriate.
What do you call the science of art and map making?
The science of art and map making is called cartography. It involves the creation and study of maps, combining artistic elements with geographical data to represent spatial relationships and information visually.
Will there be a map pack 4 on call of duty 5?
there will not be a map pack four for cod waw because cod 6 is nearly out so they wont be making one
What is the study of map making?
The study of map making is Cartography.
Is it possible to get WaW Zombie maps without Hardened or Veteran?
you can get the waw maps in black ops cause treyarch is making a map pack call rezzeriction in it has all map of waw zombies also a map on the moon
When you picture a place in your mindwhat kind of map are you making?
when you picture a place in your mind, what kind of map are you making
First person who use map?
first person who use map
Was martin frobisher chosen for his map making skills?
Yes, he was chosen for his map making skills.
