Make certain to account for the difference between grid north and true north.

Grid North can be found from the direction of the gridlines on your map.

Toronto's grid north is approximately 18.5 to the west of true north.

Here your compass north is approximately the same as grid north.

The strait lines show true north relative to grid north.

Most reach maps are oriented either to true north or street grid north.

In section, the lode dips to grid north at about 45 degrees.

Directors were mounted on a field tripod and oriented in relation to grid north of the map.

A direction from which other directions are reckoned; for example, true north, grid north, etc. reference line.

The difference between grid north and true north is very small and can be ignored for most navigation purposes.

For this reason, directions at the Pole are given relative to "grid north", which points northwards along the prime meridian.

A compass points to magnetic north; but this may not be the same as grid north, which depends on your locality.

• include a north arrow (if applicable; depicting true, magnetic, or grid north).

Grid North is the direction to which all of the Ordanance Survey maps are orientated.

Grid north (equivalent navigational problem on polar expeditions)

In theory you should adjust for the fact that Grid North is about 1 degree west of true north, but it's unlikely to make much difference.

Le Jehe is approximately 2km grid north of Anjing Hitam.

Grid north is a navigational term referring to the direction northwards along the grid lines of a map projection.

The grid lines point to a Grid North, varying slightly from True North.

At the South Pole, grid north conventionally points northwards along the Prime Meridian.

The grid north of the palaces was built at this time with a 2 difference in alignment to the grid of the palaces.

Each map has a grid oriented to Grid North, and in all cases is at a One Kilometer interval.

Magnetic North moves slowly with a variable rate and currently is west of Grid North in Great Britain.

True North, Magnetic North and Grid North.

The same diagram may show the angle of grid north (the direction of the map's north-south grid lines), which may differ from true north.

Two GN members were expected but had not been nominated.

Over the years there have been many changes to the format of GN.

As the angle changes, so too does the maximum GN.

The GN is taking a realistic approach to human resource issues.

In that period, GN's share price fell by nearly two-thirds.

The GN insisted in no uncertain terms on this issue.

Two of these adjacent fields later tested positive for GN.

First, the remedial surveys have note been done by GN.

Handling and comfort are the main advantages of GN series.

The pain of GN is sharp, shooting or burning and can last for hours.

A GN interviewee agreed that his could be a concern.

Refer to GN 4 for further details on the submission process.

Investments, mostly by the GN were made into developing a database.

It also allowed the GN to hire people and deliver services in many communities.

GN interviewees noted that there have been no practical applications during the period under review.

Under the strategy, the GN has committed itself to establishing a wide variety of training programs.

This final order differed in several small ways from the GN specs.

All studies that do not meet the criteria described in GN 2.1 must be submitted for full board review.

In addition, the GN has offered courses on how to respond to government contracting.

Since then, GN has gradually fought its way back.

An exchange of thinking was occurring with the federal government and the GN; however several process issues had not been resolved.

No other nominations were received and GN was duly elected.

As a result, we conclude that this obligation was being partially met by GN.

However, GN has noted that there have been some people rejected by the federal minister’s office and they are unaware of the reason.

Haven’t decided finally on one for the GN, but here’s my first cut – none of them likely to be the favourite: