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Cub Scout Map Reader - 1st Farndon Scouts farndonscouts.org.uk/resources/csmr-model.pdf PDF file. Elevations. Folding a map - 9th Huddersfield PDF file. Grid Reference Exercise PDF file. Grid References - 1st Liskeard PDF file. Grid References - Barossa Light District PDF file. Probably specific to Australia. Introduction to Maps - Fort Dearborn District PDF file. Land Navigation - Troop 64 PDF file. Map and Compass - 1st Kilkenny Scout Group Two pager about maps. Map Co-ordinates - Barossa Light District PDF file. How to teach map co-ordinates. Map Co-ordinates - Salisbury District PDF file. How to compute. Map contours, grids & symbols - 1st Bullsbrook Air Scout Group PDF file. Map Quiz - Fort Dearborn District PDF file. Map Reading Guide - How to Use Topographic Maps - Geoscience Australia PDF file. Map Reading made easy peasy - 1st Liskeard PDF file. Mapping - 1st Formby PDF file. How-to article about maps. Mapping Basics - Boroondara Scouts PDF file. Navigation with a map and compass - 1st Bullsbrook Air Scout Group PDF file. Using Maps and Compasses - Barossa Light District PDF file on how to use a map and a compass. |
| This site is a personal site, and is no way whatsoever connected to any 'official' Scouting Organization. Opinions expressed here are solely those of the Retired Scouter. If you don't like the current opinion you can contact me for others, I have plenty. More importantly, I have the time to tell them to you. Information that is downloaded from this site may be used in your program or re-published without asking my permission, I probably glommed it off of somebody else anyways. If you're going re-publish somebody else's information that isn't from this site, you should ask for their permission first. Some links/files may not reflect the current scouting programming in your local area. Camp coffee is an art and very few of us know how to prepare it properly, and no, I won't share. |