This is a complete set of nautical tables containing all that are requisite for practical navigation, together with the Nautical Almanac. Compiled by J. W. Norie, this comprehensive collection provides essential data and formulas for mariners. Covering a wide range of calculations necessary for determining a ship's position at sea, this volume is an invaluable resource for both seasoned navigators and students of maritime science.
Included are tables for calculating latitude, longitude, time, and distance, as well as corrections for magnetic variation and deviation. The inclusion of the Nautical Almanac ensures that users have access to accurate astronomical data, making this set an indispensable tool for celestial navigation. This classic compilation offers a wealth of information, retaining its value for those interested in the history and practice of seafaring.
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