Depends on what's available... rivers/streams, mountains, whatever. When I was in the Army, rather than follow a compass, we'd more often do terrain association, adjusting our movements by terrain, rather than by compass readings.
Gate way
Dogs have a strong sense of smell and use landmarks and familiar scents to navigate their way back home. They also rely on their memory and instincts to find their way back.
Cats have a strong sense of smell and use landmarks to navigate their way back home when they are moved to a new location. They also rely on their memory of the area and their keen sense of direction to find their way back.
Explorers used compasses as a primary tool for navigation, especially at sea where landmarks were not always visible. In addition to compasses, explorers also used celestial navigation, maps, and landmarks to find their way. Each method had its strengths and limitations, and explorers often combined multiple strategies to ensure accurate navigation.
Because there are no road signs or landmarks to follow.
Mice use their keen sense of smell and memory to navigate back to their nests. They leave scent trails as they explore, which helps them find their way back. Additionally, they rely on landmarks and visual cues in their environment to guide them home.
some ways of preserving landmarks are: to remember important people to find our way around our country to remember our history and to educate the children of our history of our country
A cat can use its keen sense of smell, memory of familiar landmarks, and natural hunting instincts to navigate its way back home. By following scents, recognizing familiar sights, and using its innate survival skills, a cat can find its way back home even if it has wandered far away.
Dogs use their keen sense of smell and memory to navigate their way back home. They create a mental map of familiar scents and landmarks in their surroundings, allowing them to find their way back even if they have wandered far from home.
yup just use google images and search the name of the landmark??
Landmarks are a great way to navigate a way home from school. Find things that will grab attention like buildings. Look for banks or restaurants. If there is a tree or house that stands out, that can be used as a landmark.
THe two landmarks billy used on his way to Tahelquah is: The Frisco Railroad and Illinois river