Cho-rŏg'ra-phy, n.

n. [Lat. chorographia, Gr. χωρογραφία, from χωρός, place, and γράφειν, to describe.] The art or practice of making a map or description of a particular region or country, in distinction from topography, which is concerned with minute details; and from geography, which properly refers to the description of the whole earth. “The chorography of their provinces.” Browne.