The point on the surface of Earth's Northern Hemisphere at which the planet's magnetic field points vertically downwards.
1
I set it up and snapped it to mark out magnetic north.
2
Her fixed point, her magnetic north-butnow everything was being moved.
3
When transferring from map to field, rotate the compass housing toward magnetic north.
4
Keep in mind that magnetic north changes slightly each year.
5
The Sun switches its polarity, its magnetic north and south, once every 11 years.
6
Even the compass needle doesn't point the true north, but only the magnetic north.
7
Notice that the map below shows magnetic north, true north (T.N.
8
Note.-Inthe vicinity of London true north is 15 degrees east of the magnetic north.
9
The compass needle points to the magnetic north pole.
10
I had the two angles measured against magnetic north.
11
The garden is the magnetic north of this kitchen.
12
It's on the sea bottom fifty fathoms down, five miles magnetic north-north-east from Cape Farnell!
13
The difference between the map's grid north and magnetic north is called the angle of declination.
14
If each sister had been a point of the compass, she had been their magnetic north.
15
My brother is magnetic north for Catholic schoolgirls.
16
At present, magnetic north lies near Ellesmere Island in northern Canada, but it won't stay there.
