This word is from the Spanish cartografía.
kar·to·gra·pí·ya
kartograpíya
cartography
Cartography is the study and practice of making maps. It combines elements of science, art, and technique to create visual representations of geographic areas.
- Maps help us understand our world better. They can show everything from roads and cities to natural features like mountains and rivers. This makes it easier for people to navigate, explore, and plan.
- Cartography has been around for thousands of years, with some of the earliest maps dating back to ancient civilizations. Over time, the techniques and technologies used in cartography have evolved significantly.
- Today, cartographers often use advanced technology like Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and satellite imagery to create detailed and accurate maps. This has made mapmaking more precise and accessible than ever before.
In essence, cartography is not just about drawing maps; it’s about understanding and communicating spatial information effectively.
kartógrapó
cartographer
Cartographers, the people who make maps, use various tools and methods to accurately depict landscapes, cities, and other features of the Earth.
KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG
kartograpíya: paggawâ ng mapa
kartógrapó: taggagawâ ng mapa
kartográma: mápang nagtataglay ng estadistikang pangheograpiya
