Notes on map reading.

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Australian Counter Disaster College

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Macedon, Vic. : Australian Counter Disaster College, [198-?]Description: [32] pSubject(s):

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912.014 21

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Subject: It is essential that emergency services personnel have a sound knowledge of map reading to enable them to navigate over unfamiliar terrain. These notes aim to assist the user to find their way around the country and to recognize features on the ground and on the map, and to understand the relation of the ground to the map

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Cover title

Introduction to maps -- Relief and distance -- Bearings -- The prismatic compass -- The Silva compass -- Compass errors and compass resections - Terms used in map reading

It is essential that emergency services personnel have a sound knowledge of map reading to enable them to navigate over unfamiliar terrain. These notes aim to assist the user to find their way around the country and to recognize features on the ground and on the map, and to understand the relation of the ground to the map

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