cartographic
/kɑːtəˈɡrafɪk
/(also cartographical)
adjective
Relating to the science or practice of drawing maps: he started his own cartographic printing company...
- Taken alone, they were insufficient for standard, cartographic mapping.
- Without sufficient resources for the countrywide initiative, they focused on the need for better cartographic coverage of specific areas.
- The superior results from some applications challenge even the most deeply rooted norms about the construction of cartographic knowledge.
Derivatives
cartographically
- Most army commanders remained cartographically illiterate for most of the period.
- Fascinating work on the election for the cartographically inclined can be found here, where the results take into account population levels.
- California is located entirely within the temperate zone, cartographically speaking, a region to which Euro-Americans generally felt themselves well suited.
Rhymes
- Blackstone River
- Blackstone, Sir William
- black stork
- blackstrap
- black stripe
- black studies
- black stump
- black sugar
- black sugar maple
- black swallow
- black swallowtail
- black swan
- black swift
- black-tailed
- black-tailed deer
- black-tailed godwit
- black tang
- black tar
- black taxi
- black tea
- black tellurium
- black theology
- blackthorn
- blackthorn winter
- black-throat