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Through out most of the nineteenth century as before compasses were boxed instead of degrees. 32 points, north, north by west, 1/32, n/nw, nw/n nw, nw/w ect. It wasn't until the twentieth century that degrees became common, even though degrees were known and used in circles back to Mesopotamia.
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