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Part I Map Reading
1) Types of Maps
a. What is appropriate (USGS/equivalent)
b. Where to get them
2) Map features
a. Color
b. Lines
c. Contours
d. Scale
e. Information
Exercise 1 Map features
3) Contours
a. Importance
b. Type of features
Exercise 2 Orienting the map (land features / no compass)
Part II Compass
1) Taking a bearing
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Exercise 3 Taking a bearing
2) Following a bearing
3) Declination
Exercise 4 Reading the map
Part III Navigation Techniques
1) Aiming off
2) Way points
3) Catch point/feature
4) Route choice
5) Panic bearing
6) Common mistakes
a. 180
b. Downhill slide
c. Estimating distance
Part IV
1) Miscellaneous
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