《CENERAL CARTOGRAPHY》

BOOK ONEGENERAL CARTOGRAPHY1

PART ONE. THE HISTORY OF MAPS3

Chapter 1. Manuscript Maps3

Chapter 2. The Renaissance of Maps19

Chapter 3. The Reformation of Cartography32

Chapter 4. American Cartography43

PART TWO. SCALES AND PROJECTIONS54

Chapter 5. Scales, Parallels, and Meridians54

Chapter 6. Projections63

Chapter 7. The Conic Group of Projections73

Chapter 8. The Azimuthal Projections80

PART THREE. REPRESENTATION OF THE EARTH'S PATTERN ON MAPS97

Chapter 9. Symbols97

Chapter 10. Relief Features103

Chapter 11. Other Relief Methods115

Chapter 12. Map Reading124

PART FOUR. LETTERING, COMPOSITION, AND DRAFTING OF MAPS133

Chapter 13. Lettering and Geographical Names133

Chapter 14. Composition and Drafting of Maps144

Chapter 15. Drawing Tools and Materials148

Chapter 16. Methods of Map Reproduction156

BOOK TWOSPECIAL CARTOGRAPHY165

PART FIVE. SURVEYING ON THE GROUND AND FROM THE AIR167

Chapter 17. Surveying167

Chapter 18. Sketching180

Chapter 19. Aerosurveying185

Chapter 20. Airplane Photo Interpretation196

PART SIX. OFFICIAL AND PROFESSIONAL MAPS202

Chapter 21. Government Maps202

Chapter 22. Charts210

Chapter 23. Private Maps216

Chapter 24. Cartography in War225

PART SEVEN. CARTOGRAPHIC SPECIALTIES235

Chapter 25. Diagrams235

Chapter 26. Statistical Maps245

Chapter 27. Cartograms256

Chapter 28. Globes and Models265

PART EIGHT. SCIENCE MAPS277

Chapter 29. Land-slope Analysis277

Chapter 30. Land-use and Economic Maps283

Chapter 31. Geological Maps and Block Diagrams297

Chapter 32. Maps of the Various Sciences309

APPENDIX321

Chapter 1. Preservation and Cataloguing of Maps321

Chapter 2. Exercises325

Chapter 3. Tables332

Chapter 4. Bibliography of Easily Available References337

Index341