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Alpha-Numeric Map Grids for Local Navigation
Use letter-number grid coordinates (such as B4 or D2) to pinpoint streets and landmarks on city and tourist maps.
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Absolute Location: Latitude, Longitude, and Global Grid Systems
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Locate geographic positions using coordinates of latitude and longitude and contrast absolute location with relative location.
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Learning standards covered
G.1.2.1Arkansas Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeInterpret the information on a map of local places using map keys, symbols, intermediate directions, scale, and compass rose.
G.1.4.1Arkansas Social Studies Standards · 5th GradeCompare relative and absolute location (e.g., latitude and longitude) of local and global places on a map.