Name: Marking Key Score: /20 = %

1. An imaginary line on the surface of the earth, at the same height AMSL throughout its length is called a what? [1 mark]Contour line

2. The abbreviation AMSL stands for what? [1 mark]Above Mean Sea Level

3. The grid lines that run ‘up and down’ are known as … [1 mark]Eastings

4. The grid lines that run ‘left to right’ are known as… [1 mark]Northings

5. Complete the Nav. Data Sheet (on the back of this page) for a march from HQ to point A, point B, and back to HQ, use the following map. NOTE: for ‘Going’ and ‘Remarks’ columns give a general description of what would be entered. [16 marks]

16

HQ●

N

15

●A

14

13 B●

[1/2 mark for drawing route

on map]

38 39 40 41 42 43

Scale: 1:25000 (i.e. 4 cm = 1 km).GMV: 3° West.

Rem

arks Unmistakable objects passed, including

expected time/position of passing, eg rivercrossing, road, edge of forest etc.

[2 marks]

Goi

ng Terrain expected, eg mountainous,swampland, grassy plain

[2 marks]

Tim

e in

Min

s.

23 to 38 15 to 25 22 to 36

[1/2

mar

k fo

r ea

ch c

ell o

f N

av D

ata

She

et]

[1 m

ark

for

over

all a

ccur

acy

of D

ata

She

et]

Dis

t. in P

aces

2470 or

2375

1625 or

1563

2340 or

2250

Met

ers

1900

1250

1800

Bea

ring

Mag

.

102°

209°

311°

Gri

d

99°

206°

308°

Gri

d R

efer

ence

To

4221

59

4081

33

3821

63

Fro

m

3821

63

4221

59

4081

33

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