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HOW IS DIRECTION USUALLY SHOWN A MAP

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Answered by MysteryUnsolved

Directions are indicated on the maps by the North-South line, with the arrow head pointing towards the North. If the north-south line with the arrow is not drawn on the map, then the top of the map is taken as the north and the bottom of the map as the south; the right is the east and the left is the west direction.

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