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1)Grid lines most often point to true north.
2) Declination is at 0 around the Mississippi river
3) How the scale of a map works/how to interpret the scale of a map

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1. Magnetic north and true north are actually two different things.
2. The azimuth lets you see the amount of degrees from north.
3. Interestingly, on maps, large is actually small, and small is large

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1. Magnetic North is different than true North
2. Azimuth shows degrees from the North
3. Not all maps are drawn to true North

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1. North is at 0 or 360 degrees
2. not all maps are drawn to true North
3. The Magnetic Axis is reversed

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1. Magnetic north is different that true north
2. North is either 0 or 360 degrees
3. Azimuth is the number of degrees from north

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1. true north is at the top of the map
2. degree of declination tells you how far off course you are
3. on a map scale, sizes are reversed, so small=large and large=small

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1. azimuth is the degrees of north
2. north is either 0 or 30
3. all maps have true north

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1. The the North Pole(the top of the earth) is True North.
2. The azimuth is the amount of degrees from north.
3. The lower the map scale, the more detailed it is.

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1.need to set declination before you start
2.north is 0 to 360degrees.
3.almost all maps are labeled with true north

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1. If you are west of a declination line, you have west/negative declination, and if you are east, you have east/positive declination.
2. Azimuth is the number of degrees from 0-360, and bearing is the number of degrees between the cardinal directions.
3. True north is the north pole, magnetic north is the south end of the earths magnetic field, and grid north is a group of lines that point towards true north on a map.

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1. If you are West of the Mississippi river,  then you have West declination. If you are East of the Mississippi river, then you have East declination.
2. Water features (on top of being blue) are usually written in italics.
3. Earth spins on an axis of 23.5 degrees.

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1. Magnetic North and True North are different, most maps are labelled with true north.
2. Azimuth shows the number of degrees going clockwise from North
3. Map scale is shown as a ratio or scale, but the larger the scale, the smaller area the map shows.

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1. the star is true north
2. Declination is important because you can be set off course if you don't set your declination
3. on map scales, large is small, and small is large

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azimuth shows degrees from the north
the true north is different than the magnetic north

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1)Azimuth: number of degrees going clockwise from north
2)Grid north is oriented to true north
3)Without declination, you can be set off course

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1. north is 0 degrees or 360 degrees.
2. there is true north, magnetic north and grid north.
3. a large distance is a small distance on a map, and vice versa.

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1) I learned the 5 D's of map reading.
2) I learned about the compass rose.
3) I learned about longitude and latitude.

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The Azumith shows the number of degrees starting clockwise from north.
I learned the difference between true north and magnetic north.
I learned about how to use declination adjustment.

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Intercardinal directions: North East and West, South East and West
Azimuth: degrees from direction (N45E (45 degrees east of north))
MN (magetic north), GN (Grid north), star (True north)

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1) Not all maps are drown to true north
2) Azimuth shows degrees from the north
3)north is 0 degrees or 360 degrees

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1. azimuth is the number of degrease from north
2. It's important to set your declination before you get on the trail
3. When reading a map scale you need to remember that sizes are reversed (large = small, small = large)

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1.  The difference between true north, grid north and magnetic north.
2.How to adjust declination on a compass.
3. If your declination is off by a couple of degrees you can be going  off coarse.

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1.  Azimuth is the number of degrease from north.
2. The magnetic north is different than the true north.
3. Not all maps are drawn to true north.

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1.you need to adjust your compass for declination on a map,
2.  azimuth measures degrees from 0-360,
3. most maps use true north not magnetic north

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1. Azmith measures degrees from North.
2.North is either 0 or 360.
3. Not all maps are drawn to true north.