How to read Maps - Grid References (Geography Skills)
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How to read Maps - Grid References (Geography Skills)
In this video we examine how OS maps are divided into different grid references and how we can use these to identify 4 figure and 6 figure grid references. This enables you to exactly find or pinpoint a region or place.
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