a. [ad. Gr. χωρογραφικ-ός, f. χωρογράφος; see prec. In F. chorographique.] Pertaining or relating to the description or delineation of a country or district.
1674. trans. Scheffer’s Lapland, ii. 4. An old Chorographick table.
1862. Merivale, Rom. Emp. (1865), IV. xxxix. 404. The notion that the Romans had no chorographic maps.
