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When navigating with an Ordnance Survey map, you use grid north. This is the direction along the grid lines of the map and is essential for accurately interpreting the map's features. To align your compass with the map, you may also need to account for magnetic north, which varies depending on your location and can be adjusted using the map's declination details.

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