Cartography is the art, science, and technique of making maps. It combines elements of geography, design, and technology to represent spatial information visually, making it easier to understand the world around us. Cartographers use symbols, colors, and other visual elements to depict features like landforms, roads, boundaries, and more. Modern cartography often involves the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and digital tools, enabling the creation of highly accurate and interactive maps. At its core, cartography aims to communicate spatial information clearly and effectively
Cartography is the art, science, and technique of making maps. It combines elements of geography, design, and technology to represent spatial information visually, making it easier to understand the world around us. Cartographers use symbols, colors, and other visual elements to depict features like landforms, roads, boundaries, and more. Modern cartography often involves the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and digital tools, enabling the creation of highly accurate and interactive maps. At its core, cartography aims to communicate spatial information clearly and effectively
- Teacher: Frankline Towett