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And then you get a map with no coordinate grid...

Easily save and utilize coordinates for navigation with a map featuring a distance scale, north reference, and step-by-step instructions for accurate location plotting using GPS tools. Enhance your outdoor adventures with precision and safety.

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And then you get a map with no coordinate grid...

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  1. And then you get a mapwith no coordinate grid...

  2. MidPen OSP Map

  3. Coordinates of a known location Distance Scale North Direction

  4. Important Information... • A map of the area with... • North Reference • Distance Scale • Coordinates for a known location • It’s quick and easy to save the location of the trailhead where you parked, in your GPS. • Coordinates marked on the map can be entered into your GPS.

  5. Use the GOTO feature on your GPS • Your GPS will give you a bearing and distance to the stored location, from your current location. • But it’s our current location that we want to know!

  6. Plot the bearingbackwards from thestored location.

  7. GPS --> Stored Location 40° True, 1.2 miles - Place your protractor on the stored location. - Align 0° on the protractor with North on the map.Pay attention to the maps north reference, and to the GPS’s north reference set in the Headings setup page. - Mark the bearing at the edgeof the protractor.

  8. GPS --> Stored Location 40° True, 1.2 miles • Use the 1 mile scale barand the edge of a piece of paper,to mark a 1.2 mile distance.

  9. GPS --> Stored Location 40° True, 1.2 miles • Line the edge of the paper upwith the stored location and themark you made at the edge of the protractor. • Measure backwards along thebearing line for 1.2 miles. You are here!

  10. Using a bearing and distance from a second known location will confirm your location and protect you from errors you may have made plotting the first one. • Let’s try it out... Siera Azul Map

  11. Use the protractor on your grid tool

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