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Re: Beginner

From: Marcel E. Tschudin (no email)
Date: Sun Sep 11 2005 - 14:07:55 EDT

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    Willem Piccer wrote
    >I have a Norie's Nautical tables from 1964 which gives a position for
    > Trondheim of 63 27 N 09 44 E
    > Compare this with what Asbjorn gave us: 63 25,4 N 10 24.7 E
    > May-be Asbjorn took his GPS position from a list as did both Geoffrey
    > Kolbe
    > and George Huxtable.

    Just for those who do not know, there is a map on the Internet with the
    possibility to find locations by coordinates or deduce the coordinates for a
    known location. The values seem rather accurate. Asbjorn's coordinates
    correspond to
    http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=63.4233&lon=10.4117&scale=50000&icon=x

    It also should be mentioned that there do exist some differences between
    GPS, European and other national mapping coordinates. Some maps do indicate
    this difference.

    Marcel


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