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Tag: Map and compass

Map and Compass Navigation (The basics)

March 10, 2014

Everyone should know how to navigate with a map and compass, but surprisingly few can. Here is how you do the basics. Parts of the Compass 1. The numbered Ring, that’s the “azimuth ring”. These numbers give you a numerical angle  of direction, or “bearing”. A 90 degree bearing means you will be heading to … More Map and Compass Navigation (The basics)

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