Top Banner
How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points
14

How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Jan 19, 2018

Download

Documents

It Depends on How You Use It Ornamental Pattern Route 66 Road Symbol
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

How to Think Like a Mapmaker

Using Symbols to Make Your Points

Page 2: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Which One Is a Symbol?

A.

B.

Page 3: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

It Depends on How You Use It

Ornamental Pattern

Route 66

Road Symbol

Page 4: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Topographical Map Symbols

Page 5: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Topographical Map Symbols--Variations

Mountain range

City or village

Swamp

Forest

Page 6: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Some Military Map Symbols

Troop movements

Battle site

Radar stations

Forts

Page 7: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Maps withTopographical Features: “Fantasy”

Page 8: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Maps withTopographical Features: “Reality”

Page 9: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

“Topo” Sketch Map of Bull Run

Page 10: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Adding the 4th Dimension: Time

Maps are often used to show changes that occur in a particular area over time, especially when politics are involved…

Page 11: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

“The Growth of Prussia into the German Empire”

Page 12: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Other Map Symbols

What might be the theme of a map that uses these symbols?

Page 13: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Miyama: A Japanese Village of Ceramicists

Page 14: How to Think Like a Mapmaker Using Symbols to Make Your Points.

Babylonian Map (about 700-500 BC)

Cuneiform text

Graphic representation Babylon

Tigris and Euphrates