James A Price
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James A Price

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James A. Price is a notable Oceanographer and cartographer born in Louisville, Kentucky 1961. Shaped by the transformative era of the space race and the vigorous advocacy for STEM education during the 60s and 70s, Price emerged as a product of a dynamic period that propelled scientific exploration and knowledge. Completing his academic journey at the University of Louisville and Texas A&M University, Price delved into the field of Oceanography, a decision that took an unexpected turn from the traditional path. His commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge led him to serve as an Oceanographer for the U.S. Navy, where he applied his skills and expertise to contribute to national defense and exploration. A scion of a family deeply rooted in the art of map-making, with both his father and uncle being Army cartographers, Price's fascination with the world's mysterious places became a driving force in his career. From the outset, he dedicated himself to the intricate craft of map-making, blending his scientific understanding with an artistic sensibility to bring landscapes to life on paper. James A. Price has lived and traveled extensively throughout his illustrious career, leaving an indelible mark on the global map. His professional journey has taken him to diverse corners of the world, each experience adding depth and richness to his understanding of the Earth's oceans and terrains. Currently residing in Texas, Price contributes to oceanography and cartography, combining a passion for exploration with a commitment to excellence. His unwavering dedication to the sciences, paired with a lifelong love for mapping the unknown, reflects a career marked by curiosity, innovation, and a deep-seated appreciation for the intricate beauty of our planet.
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