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General North North West


South West West


South


The 8 points of the compass by name


N N 126˚ 306˚


A bearing of 126˚ (which is < 180) has a reciprocal bearing of 126 + 180 = 306˚


OR 250˚


A bearing of 250˚ (which is > 180) has a reciprocal bearing of 250  180 = 070˚


N N 070˚


North East East


South East 270˚ 225˚ 180˚


The 8 points of the compass measured in degrees clockwise from North


North = 0˚ 315˚ 045˚ 090˚ 135˚ A


The bearing of B FROM A is 052˚


052˚ A


The bearing of A FROM B is 232˚


N B


navigation N B 232˚


N


S


The two poles and the axis of rotation


Great circles on a sphere and their common centre


Small circles on a sphere and their different centres


The equator


Meridians of longitude


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