Meanings of topographer in English

But no completely accurate map was ever drawn by a topographer.

Douglass, of West Point Academy, was appointed topographer, and joined me at Buffalo.

Douglass, who was the topographer and a professor at West Point, to take the lead in the matter.

But any political topographer will note how far the victorious rightwing Brexiteers have shunted the centre of gravity rightwards.

He went as a topographer.

Mr. John Lambert, the topographer of the exploration, divides the country between the Mississippi and Columbia rivers, into three grand divisions.

John Stow, that zealous topographer to whom the historians of London owe so large a debt, helps to explain the mystery.

James Allen, 5th U.S. Infantry, who was assigned to the command of the detachment of troops, assumed the duties of topographer and draughtsman.

I wrote, at length, to Hobhouse, to get information from Perry, who, I suppose, is the best topographer and trumpeter of the new republicans.

Richardson was from Chicago and was general assistant to the geologists and topographers.

The topographers were unable to see it; they sat pen in hand, and waited.

The program involved tens of thousands of surveyors and topographers, and hundreds of cartographers.

Maps were useless; these were tracks unknown to the topographers.

Opposite him sat the two topographers, mournfully waiting for him to speak to them.

In temporary force-Assistantpaleontologists, assistant geologists, topographers, and assistant photographers.

The topographers plotted the map work, and all finished up their necessary notes and data.