Aerial Photographs Chapter 27.

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Aerial Photographs Chapter 27

Vertical Oblique

Rule 1: The top of a map is always north, so lay this on the table correctly in front of you. Rule 2: Find the approx. area shown in the photo and lightly outline this area on the map. Rule 3: Now, in the area you have marked on the map / and looking at the photograph, can you see any large obvious feature? Rule 4: Turn the PHOTOGRAPH in whatever direction it takes for this feature to be in the same direction on the map. Rule 5: Keeping the map and photo side by side, the top of the map is north and so should the photo now it is matching the map.

On a photograph you might see a castle, outline of a ringfort or a dolmen. On a map you would read the symbols or words for each of the above….what are they?

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Main map and photo topics Ordnance Survey Maps Aerial Photographs