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Grid Reference Search

Column letter first, then row number. Read and write map references.

Home

Park

Library

Example: Home → B4

Find Park: _____.

At B3: _____.

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Choose a map level and seed, or a calendar month and valid event dates. North stays up, and map references use column letter followed by row number.

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Use column and row labels to find or record locations on a map. A highlighted example shows which coordinate comes first; the child alternates decoding a location and encoding one. Letter-number cells, then a reviewed map-grid convention for older learners.

Suggested ages 7–11 · locating map positions

Activity references

Royal Geographical Society map skills