Sandpoint cartographer Lee France on making his first topos in Chile, spending months on a single map for National Geographic Trails Illustrated, the challenge of making an attractive interactive map that includes every scale from hilltop to hemisphere, how an up-to-date cadastral layer can make or break your hunting map, how his team of technical cartographers at OnX maintains three discrete map products, and the high-stoke activities his users get up to. See his work at leefrance.me

OnX Maps
Gaia GPS
National Geographic Trails Illustrated
MAPublisher
Tom Patterson
Sarah Bell’s shaded relief tutorial
Kate LeRoux
David Lambert
NACIS
Maputnik
Full Stack Cartography: Stamen’s Alan McConchie on the MapScaping podcast

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