chartographer, cartographer (kartografer)

[ I write this letter to explain the problem of the Tanganika, which has puzzled Living stone and so many explorers, and indeed so many able cartographers . H. M. Stanley. Far in the distance rose Saker Bair, a great syenite mountain, which seems to have done something to offend cartographers , for although it rises to a height of J. Baker , Turkey, p. 200. 3,000 feet above the sea, it is not noticed in most maps. chartographic, cartographic (kär-to-grafik), a. [ chartography , cartography , + -ic.] Pertaining to chartography. In particular, we may notice the careful delineation of the vast basin of the Amazon, as showing a considerable advance in chartographic certainty. Saturday Rev., July 23, 1864. chartographical, cartographical (kär-tograf'i-kal), a. Same as chartographic. char to graphically, cartographically (kär-tograf'i-kal-i), adv. In a chartographic manner; by chartography.