Using grid references to identify land use
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I can use four figure grid references to identify different examples of land use in my local area on a 1:25000 map.
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The map of Great Britain is covered by grid squares measuring 100 kilometres across
OS maps have a series of grid lines that help you to pinpoint an exact location anywhere on the map
Vertical lines are called 'eastings' as they increase in value as you travel east on the map
The horizontal lines are called 'northings' as they increase in value as you travel north on the map
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