"land map" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use this term to refer to a map or chart that shows the physical features of an area of land. For example, "We studied the land map to determine the most efficient route for our hike."
A kernel window is then utilized to filter the extracted urban built-up land map at multiple scales.
The top slice is the reference land map with the three survey zones and the sketched plan of the castle.
Stuart Brooks, chief executive of the conservation group, said the survey came amid a Scottish government consultation on planning policy, and with an official wild land map on the table.
The whole complex, despite the several repairs which it has been subject to in past ages, still preserves the ancient character of a fortress of square plan, as documented in the drawing of Figure 2, dating back to 1701 and based on a land map of 1591.
Two more weeks of tedious admin followed, during which I grew more familiar with the intricacies of Britain's land map than I ever dreamed possible.
You should be by now pretty familiar with the land, map, and compass.
He had modestly named his discovery "Wilkes Land", mapped it and reported his find to the Secretary of the American Navy.
Old land maps and directories for 11th Avenue now form an obituary page of lost vehicle brands, Republic and Packard among them.
Their numbers few at first strange beasts on a new continent relying on sensors to get the lay of the land, mapping territory street by street.
Land maps indicate that the site was improved long before 1866, when building and alteration permits were first required in Manhattan.
Land maps and other records show that Spielberger's single tenement replaced a pair of five-story buildings, each 25 feet wide.
