Show Notes
In this episode of Unfolded, host Adam sits down with Luke, a cartographer at HARVEY Maps, to decode the language of map symbols. From pubs to skateparks, they explore what makes an effective symbol and how mapmakers balance accuracy with readability. Luke shares insights from his four years of cartographic experience, including stories of creating new symbols for custom maps and the art of placing features. Also, hear about their recent trip to the National Running Show, where they discovered how maps can turn from tools to cherished memories of adventure.
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