What does a Cartographer do? I am looking for a clear answer with a good explanation!

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vivado [14]2 years ago

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A cartographer is someone who produces maps.

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aksik [14]2 years ago

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<h2>What a Cartographer does!</h2>

Archeological maps

Globes Maritime charts

Military maps

Road atlases

Statistical maps

Tourist maps

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<h2>Becoming a Cartographer</h2>

Becoming a cartographer can be a rewarding career that helps share important geographical information. Here are some requirements for becoming a cartographer

<h2>Cartographer Education</h2>

The minimum educational requirement to become a cartographer is a bachelor's degree. Cartographers typically study cartography, geography, earth science, surveying or other related fields. Students also tend to get a specialization and training in a Geographic Information System (GIS), the computer system cartographers use to store and analyze collected data.

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