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Volume VIII: Atlas — Chapter 1: Planetary Map

Théxar with clouds, oceans, mountain ranges and two moons
Théxar from orbit: oceans, three continents and two moons.

"Even the blind can draw a map. The sighted can feel it." — First Cartographer of the Navigators' Guild, +2,200 y.


Related sections: → see [Ch.27, "Geodesy"], → see [Ch.13, "Continents"]


Surveying the mountain pass
Surveying the mountain pass

1.1 Physical Map of Théxar

Théxar: regions and their relative positions

PositionRegion / designation
Top edgeNorth Pole; ice
Upper areaKharak (65.721 million km²)
Left of KharakSea Serrin
Right of KharakSea Thalas
Below KharakRhuval (42.249 million km²)
Below and right of RhuvalVexar (37.555 million km²)
Bottom edgeSouth Pole; ice

Geographic categories: land, ice, water. Cartographic parameters: scale ~1:80,000,000; equal-area projection (Lambert).

1.2 Map Parameters

Parameter Value
Scale 1:80,000,000
Projection Equal-area
Prime meridian Khar-Vexar (42°18′ N)
Dimensions 1,242 × 1,238 мо

End of Chapter 1, Volume VIII.