Tips using paper map

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A paper map might help you find your way when you're camping or exploring in the woods. Here are some tips that will help you find your way around with a paper map.
1. Read the map: Before you leave, take some time to read the map and get a feel for the area. Look for hills, lakes, or rivers that might help you figure out where you are.
2. Bring a guide with you. This tool will help you find and stay on a straight path. Before you go, learn how to use a map correctly.
3. Keep the map dry by putting it in a container that doesn't let air in and is waterproof. A map that is written on waterproof paper or coated so that it can be used outside is also fine.
Fourth, use the size of the map. The distances shown on most paper maps are proportional to the real distances. Use the scale to figure out how far something is and how to get there.
5. Write down on the map where you've been and where you want to go. This will be a good way to remember where you are and what you need to do next.
6. Look at the map often to make sure you're still going in the right direction. Check out known features or locations to make sure you're in the right place.
7. Make sure you have a plan B in case you get lost or confused. To do this, you might need to have access to satellite guidance technology, a second map, or know how to use celestial navigation mapquest driving directions app.
Remember that it takes time and work to get good at reading paper maps. Before going into uncharted area, it's a good idea to get better at finding your way around in a safe environment.