This sheet gives notes on electronic navigation methods. It does not provide any practical work.

Provides practice in converting between angles expressed in degrees, radians and sexagesimal notation (degrees, minutes and seconds).

This navigation skills worksheet provides students with practice in calculating back bearings from bearings by adding or substracting 180 degrees.

Provides practice in determining bearings between two points on a map and finding  corresponding back bearings. Additional materials required are: a ruler, protractor, and a sharp pencil.

This sheet describes magnetic variation and how it is used in problems relating to navigation.

Provides problems on Dead Reckoning. It uses a vector approach to help identify location from a last known position. Additional materials required are: a ruler, protractor, and a sharp pencil.

This sheet allows students to use a cross fix method to identify position in a marine environment.

Provides instruction and practice on fixing position using a running fix method. Additional materials required are: a ruler, protractor, and a sharp pencil.

Provides practice in converting large scale distances to different units of measure including miles, nautical miles and kilometres.

Provides class notes and practice on how to find distance between locations on the earth, and also to calculate speed. This is a series of 5 worksheets in teaching order.

This navigation worksheet provides students with practice in determining the latitude of a given location using the hemisphere where the observation is taken, the angle of elevation of the sun and a declination table.

This navigation worksheet provides students with practice in determining the longitude of a given location using the local apparent noon compared to noon at Greenwich Mean Time.

This navigation worksheet provides students with practice in determining the latitude and longitude of a given location.  It requires an understanding of the skills practiced in Finding Position worksheets 1 and 2.

This navigation worksheet provides students with practice in determining their local latitude and longitude. This worksheet is specific to residents of Eastern Australian States.

This worksheet provides students with practice in finding the distance between two points on the same line of longitude in both nautical miles and kilometres. Longitudes can be expressed in either degrees, minutes and seconds or in decimal form.

This worksheet provides students with practice in finding the distance between two points on the same line of latitude in both nautical miles and kilometres. Longitudes can be expressed in either degrees, minutes and seconds or in decimal form.