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Forest Checkpoints
Age 17 · Sports
A runner moves through a forest with a contour map and a thumb compass. A purple line links a triangle start, checkpoints, and a double-circle finish, while a control flag and punch box stand ahead.
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In the picture
- Contour map: terrain shapes and a purple course line from triangle start to double-circle finish.
- Thumb compass: magnetic needle aligned with the map for direction.
- Control flag: white-and-orange marker for a checkpoint.
- Electronic punch box: records arrival at the checkpoint.
Examples
- Using a trail map and compass to find a marked cabin.
- Following a park map to reach a series of picnic spots in order.
Key takeaways
- A compass aligns the map with the ground so you can choose a direction.
- Checkpoints are visited in the order shown on the map.
Quiz: Forest Checkpoints (Age 17)
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In orienteering, what does a compass help you do?
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How should you visit the checkpoints on an orienteering course?
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What is the electronic punch box used for?
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