topog

“Acad.; topog. engr.; lieut. and aide to Gen. Wood, Mex.”

Alumni History of the University of North Carolina

“But the dip is often too steep for this, and the topog - raphy is then blunt-edged in character, as in the hills northeast of the Salt Range at Jaba near Kalabagh and many parts of the Salt Range itself.”

Internet Archive: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society

“This fact often enables the geological structure to be seen very easily from the mere topog - graphy, and the basins and saddles to be made out from the map.”

Internet Archive: Transactions of the American Philosophical Society