4 Figure Area References - Geography Skills

This video explains the geography skill of reading a 4 figure area reference

[@missyarak.4737]

Thx this helped me sooo much cuz I've got a final exam tomorrow and my teacher didn't explain clearly so thanks for being a genius!

[@beeep6821]

I've got a test coming up and I had no clue how to work this out. Thank you so much! you made it seem really simple :)

[@iamfattooriginalmav1314]

thx .....this video was really helpful......about to watch the 6 figure grid reference next

[@gr3154]

Thank you I had homework and this really helped

[@reubenpenn1268]

This will be really helpful for teaching my Year 5s. Thanks!

[@sothynget6890]

thanks for explaining for my test

[@あきら-k1x]

WHERE THE HECK DID THAT ONE DISLIKE COME FROM?THAT PESON THAT DISLIKED HAS NO SENSE OF APPRECIATON FOR SUCH A GENIUS...

[@justintan8823]

Random Guy foolish bloke!

[@mikeplays8277]

Great video

[@innate-videos]

Thanks Steve. I understand what you have explained very clearly, thank you. However, the four figure number appears to represent a point of intersection on the map, not an area as such. Is this because, by convention, this refers to the area indicated between the grid lines provided?

[@lobsey]

John Bates yes that is right. The area is identified by the coordinates of the bottom left corner.

[@innate-videos]

Thanks Steve, that makes sense and is a simple solution.

[@emeraldjawahir]

thank you so much for this video 😊👏👍👍

[@aaronsemedo22766]

The peoples that dislike the video are all shmucks , for such a genius

[@janaalotoum9704]

Thank you so much , this really helped !

[@sirisha1998]

It helped me a lot sir

[@omaralzer95]

thanks thats soooooo helpfull i understood everything thanks you are realy helpfull

[@sofiatahira1254]

What was the knocking noise

[@kai4835]

I'm in yr 7

[@RieDinBeck]

thanks for all the help , i learned here more than i did in a 1 hour class

[@islayer9840]

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[@debranicholls6033]

its good

[@あきら-k1x]

Antonio Mckenzie lol me too

[@abdulnafa9384]

Me too

[@aneiliachandersingh8264]

I dont understand y the easting is called northing and the northing is called easting.....please reply and let me know

[@drgrunental3865]

1558?

[@drgrunental3865]

I got it right!

[@Mcmikeyyy.y]

Hi

[@siucidesquid6060]

ive seen better :

[@kai4835]

I'm in yr 7

[@xquesu9391]

no your not fortnite kid

[@aneiliachandersingh8264]

I dont understand y the easting is called northing and the northing is called easting.....please reply and let me know

[@lobsey]

This is a common misunderstanding. The vertical lines give people a sense of running "north to south" and so people incorrectly call them northings. You have to think of it as moving from one line to the next. As you move from the left hand side to the right, from one vertical line to the other, you are moving east. In the same way, as you move from one horizontal line to the other, you are moving north, so these lines are called northings.