Nautical Term: Cardinal pointsb
Definition of Cardinal pointsb
The nautical compass identifies four primary directional points: North, East, South, and West. These cardinal points serve as essential references for navigation.
Example: With the compass pointing directly North, the sailor adjusts the sails to catch the wind from the East. By keeping a steady course toward the North and adjusting the sails to catch the East wind, the sailor successfully navigates the vessel towards its desired destination.
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