The word "unmapped" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has not yet been explored, analyzed, or documented. For example, "The path through the forest was unmapped and unknown to anyone in the village."
The last, and trickiest, stages deciding on borders, refugees, Jerusalem and so on remain unmapped.
Pacquiao has made no secret of his political ambitions, although his path to the presidential palace is unmapped.
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The rest of the world remained largely unmapped until World War II.
All of these hosts should be commended for bringing a higher level of discourse to an increasingly dumbed-down medium, but there is rarely time to ruminate, to let smart people follow each other's ideas into territory unmapped in rehearsal.
Apparently not: It's too much of a risk and too unmapped a journey.
The neighborhood's half-dozen streets went officially unmapped by the city until relatively recently.
Unmapped, these residents "have no addresses to list on job applications or bank accounts, and aren't able to access many economic opportunities, essential services, even basic rights as citizens," wrote Google director of global product partnerships Alessandro Germano in a post on the company's blog in July.
A huge number of human settlements remain unmapped.
With proper training, the animal could turn out to be man's best friend, at least if the man in question lives in an area with unmapped minefields.
The flags he intended to plant on Gurla Mandhata, 25,300 feet high and straddling unmapped Nepal and Tibet, included not only the red dragon of Wales and the blue pennant of the UN, but the skull and crossbones, in honour of swashbuckling and privateering.
