Orienteering

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Orienteering

What is Orienteering?

The exciting sport of
navigating through the
woods with map and
compass.

Control locations are mar...

History of Orienteering
Began in the late 19th century in Sweden.
The actual term "orientering" was first used in
1886 and...

Equipment Control
Description
Sheet

Compass

Finger St...

General Information
You can orienteer solo, or in
small groups.

You are competing for the
fastest time.

To ensure fairne...

How to Orienteer
Using your map and
compass, you search for
the controls in the woods.

They are marked by
orange and whit...

Holding Your Map
If you hold the map properly, it will show you where to go.
Hold the map with your "weak" hand (left hand...

Map Key
Blue = water

Yellow = open area

Green = ground vegetation

Black = rock features or man-made
objects

White = fo...

Understanding the Map Key

White means forest you can
move through easily.

It does not mean open, empty
land!

Understanding the Map Key
Black can be either rock or cliff, or a
man-made feature like a trail, road or
building.

Us...

Contour Lines
Those brown squiggly lines. They
are called contour lines, and they
are actually the most important
thing on...

Contour Lines

Lines close together show a steep
hillside.

Lines far apart show much
flatter land.

Also, it is helpful t...

The Course
The orienteering course
is marked in purple or
red on a map.

A triangle is used to
indicate the start and a
do...

Control Description Sheet
Competitors receive a "control
description sheet" or "clue
sheet" which gives a precise
descript...

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