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. . . . Overview of posters - NTOA Style. OrienteeringBasics. After you're done. Beforeyou run. What to doat a Control. Paperwork. ContourLines. MapReading. How to Orient your map. Front of Poster
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1. Orienteering Posters Formatted for
Legal size paper
(3 sheets per topic)
2. Overview of posters - NTOA Style
3. ORIENTEERING BASICS Map & Compass skills
Race against time
4. Follow a point-to-point course (connect the dots!)
5. STRATEGY
6. What to do at a Control Controls are identified with an orange and white marker
1. Verify the control number
7. 2. Punch in the proper space on your punch card
8. 3. Move away from the control
9. Before you run... Registration Decisions
Sign up for White or Yellow Courses Only
These courses do not require knowledge of international orienteering symbols
Competition vs. Map Hike --- Which one???
10. Map Table
Depending on the event, your course will be either:
1) Pre-drawn on your map
Receive it at the start
2) You will draw it on the map
11. Start line
12. After you’re done... Finish Line
Turn in your punch card
Even if you don’t finish!!! (We need to know you’re back safely)
3 hour time limit
(May be less at some events)
13. Results
Find your results about 1/2 hour after finishing
14. PAPERWORK PUNCH CARD
Receive at Registration
Punch the card at each control
Punch first control in box 1,second in box 2,etc.
Turn it in at the finish line
15. MAP Receive it at the start (or map table, depending on the event)
16. CLUE SHEET Detailed description of the control locations
Receive it at the start (or map table)
17. MAP READING
18. BLACK = Man made Good Handrails! Building Powerline Road Pipeline Path Fence YELLOW = Open areas Easy Running! Fields, grassWHITE = Open forest Running/ Walking!
19. GREEN = Vegetation Slow Walking! Darker green is denser brushBLUE = Water Go Around! Streams Lake/Pond Well MarshBROWN = Land shape Earth bank Contour lines
20. CONTOUR LINES Lines of EQUAL ELEVATION
They describe the slope of the land
Colored brown on orienteering maps
23. How to ORIENT YOUR MAP This aligns your map with your surroundings
1. Hold map horizontal,
with compass on map
25. Reality check:
Look at your surroundings
Which way is uphill / downhill?
Which way is the forest / lake?
Where is the sun?