THE FOUR LOCATIONS

There are four ‘receptive’ locations suitable for camping and satellite communications. There are squares overlaying the map which are numbered and allow a grid reference to identify any feature on the map. You need to give grid references for the four locations.
To give a grid reference use the numbers along the bottom first and then the numbers up the side. The third and sixth number represent the number of tenths within a square. Imagine each square being made up of 100 smaller squares. Zitterlain for example is 178 026.
Note: Travel by boat or dinghy is only possible on thick blue river lines. Due to shallow water at some points where boats must be carried the overall average speed is 3 km per hour.

Location 1

  • At the meeting of two waters
  • In a Y-shaped valley height 200 metres
  • To the south-east of marshy ground

Location 2

  • At a place that once extracted ore
  • To the NE of a valley floor
  • Clumps of trees are there no more

Location 3

  • Hidden on a grouse moor
  • Bearing 248 degrees from Location 4
  • But two lakes do stand before

Location 4

  • This site lies along the top of a two-peaked mountain
  • Whose highest point is not north-west but to the north and west of Zitterlain