Question

how to find six figures grid and how we divide a block init into 10 parts in unit

Answer 1

The six figure grid reference is used to locate an object such as well post office milestones or temples within a great square with greater accuracy in the six figure grid reference the first three figures are eating while the last three are the northern to get the six figure grid reference you need to divide the grid square on toposheet into 10 equal parts vertically and horizontally this figure will give you the third figure for the eastern and the 6 for the northern for example the great reference for the church in the six figure is 213052

Answer 2

Six-figure map references To get the six-figure grid reference, you have to imagine that the four-figure square is further divided up into tenths. In the example below, the grey box is in the four-figure grid reference square ‘18 44’, but more accurately it is 7 tenths across and 8 tenths up within that larger grid square, therefore the six-figure map reference is ‘187 448’.

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The shapes on the diagram above have the following six-figure grid references: Grey square – 187 448 Red dot – 185 443 To be sure there is no doubt or confusion about which National Grid you’re referring, when you quote the six-figure grid reference you should put the two letters of the area you are in before the numbers. For example, you may be at grid reference ‘509 582’ in south-west Scotland. The complete grid reference you should quote would be ‘NX 509 582’ (without the letters the numeric reference would be repeated in every 100 km square).