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Orienteering:     more books (108)

Walking & Orienteering: How to cross hills, back country and rough terrain in safety and confidence: a professional manual for hikers, paddlers, horse trekkers and extreme cyclists by Peter G. Drake, 2010-12-16 The challenge of orienteering; by Gordon Pirie, 1968 Orienteering (Merit Badge Series) by Boy Scouts of America, 1996 Start Orienteering: 10-12 Year Olds Bk. 4 by Carol McNeill, Tom Renfrew, 1991-04-15 The Complete Guide to Orienteering in North America (trade paperback) by Berndt Berglund, 1979 Orienteering: Painting in the landscape by Rodick Carmichael, 1982 Fun with Orienteering (Learning with Fun) by Jo Thornley, Tony Thornley, 1979-05 This Is Orienteering by Jim Rand, 1977-12 Orienteering by H. Bengtsson, G. Atkinson, 1978-09-04 Map and Compass Way: Orienteering by John I Disley, 1971-05-25 Orienteering (Know the Game) by James D. Watson, 1975-06 Camping and Orienteering (Adventure Sports Series) by Michael Jay, 1990-08 The Penguin Book of Orienteering (Penguin Handbooks) by Roger Smith, 1983-03-31 Orienteering: An aid to training by J. R Chapman, 1975

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21. NTOA Home
    A merit badge briefing will take place 30 minutes before the beginner’s clinic at the monthly meets of the North Texas orienteering Association.  
    http://www.ntoa.com/
    
    Extractions: Clicking submit will cause Yahoo Groups to send you a confirmation email Join an Orienteering Venture Crew The Orienteering venture crew is open to young men and young women ages 14 through 20. NO scouting experience required. Find out more. NTOA Home Great Trinity Forest Adventure Hike - April 5, 2008

22. Arctic Orienteering Club - Anchorage, Alaska
    Welcome to the Arctic orienteering Club, based in Anchorage, Alaska. orienteering is the sport of cross country navigation using map and compass.  
    http://www.oalaska.org/
    
    Extractions: Home Membership FAQ Volunteer ... Contacts Welcome Welcome to the Arctic Orienteering Club, based in Anchorage, Alaska. Orienteering is the sport of cross country navigation using map and compass. To some it is a competitive race while to others it is a chance to get out and explore the countryside, challenge the mind, and enjoy the company. Either way, you are welcome to participate. Training is part of our purpose, and beginners and young people are encouraged to take part. The Arctic Orienteering Club (ARCT) is a sanctioned club of the United States Orienteering Federation (USOF) and is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization. News Next Club Event: Apr 23rd (Wed) TBA Type: Meet Director Training Map: none Go to: TBA TBA Full schedule. Waiver/Membership Form: All participants must fill out this form once a year (prior to participating in their first meet.)To save time, print it, fill it out, and bring it with your check to the first event you attend.If you have version 7 or higher of Adobe Reader (or Acrobat), you can fill out this one while in Adobe and then print and sign it.

23. Rochester Orienteering Club
    This was planned as a skiorienteering course, and if there is enough snow, that s what it will be. If not, there will be a score-o. here is the message  
    http://roc.us.orienteering.org/
    
    Extractions: News April 2, 2008 Results from the March 29th Icebreaker event are now available on the results page March 28, 2008 Orienteering season is here again! Our icebreaker meet is this Saturday; starts from 12-2 at Rand Lodge in Powder Mills Park. Linda Kohn will be giving a compass workshop at 11:30, so plan to come a little early to brush up on an important "O" skill. March 8, 2008 Our 2008 schedule is now publised! February 4, 2008 Results from the January 20th event at the Mendon Ponds Park are now finally available on the results page February 2, 2008 After an early morning visit to the park we have decided to cancel the Webster Park Ski-O scheduled for February 3rd due to poor snow conditions and the lack of a shelter. People interested in qualifying for ESGs should check the CYNO website for next weekends events. The Score-O is also cancelled for the reasons stated above. Rick Worner, Meet Director

24. HOUSTON ORIENTEERING CLUB
    Official web page of the Houston orienteering Club, Houston, Texas. orienteering is a sport for all.  
    http://hoc.us.orienteering.org/

25. Orienteering Louisville
    orienteering Louisville (OLOU) is a club chartered by the US orienteering orienteering is a sport that involves navigating a set course using a  
    http://www.olou.org/

26. Orienteering Cincinnati Home
    Offers schedule, news, results, photos, tutorials, and contact information,  
    http://www.ocin.org/

27. Scarborough Orienteering
    orienteering in the San Francisco Bay Area. Team building, private events, orienteering classes, map and compass instruction, compass sales.  
    http://orienteer.com/

28. Welcome To The Columbia River Orienteering Club
    Based in Portland, Oregon. Includes general and membership information, schedule, results, training tips and links, directions, and other related links.  
    http://www.croc.org/
    
    Extractions: CROC members Becky Bruns and Mike Poulsen at the scenic finish of our Catherine Creek meet (Sept 23 2007, near Bingen WA) NEW! Click here to listen to an interview (from KPDQ 93.9 FM Destination Recreation show, 13 mins) with CROC member Mal Harding on the sport of orienteering. Click here for a report from our 2006 Play in the Woods Expo event (6 mins).

29. Home Page :: A&E Orienteering ::
    A E orienteering orienteering, compass, map, mapping, gaiter, outdoor, hiking, scout, ROTC, fieldchecking, course planing, obook, o-suits, o-map,  
    http://www.aeorienteering.com/

30. SanDiegoOrienteering.org - Sport Of Navigating With Map And Compass.
    Sport of Navigating with Map and Compass. San Diego orienteering is a nonprofit organization to educate the public about orienteering.  
    http://sandiegoorienteering.org/

31. Rocky Mountain Orienteering Club - Welcome To The RMOC Website!
    This is the website for the Rocky Mountain orienteering Club (RMOC), Colorado, USA., This is the website for the Rocky Mountain orienteering Club (RMOC) in  
    http://www.rmoc.org/
    
    Extractions: Lost Password? No account yet? Register The Rocky Mountain Orienteering Club (RMOC) primarily serves the Colorado Front Range: Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and surrounding areas. RMOC hosts 15 to 20 orienteering meets per year, including beginner meets, ski orienteering meets, night meets, and training clinics. We also co-host the nationally acclaimed Rocky Mountain 1000 Day event near Laramie in even years, and the Colorado Five-Day Meet in odd years. In August 2008, RMOC will co-host the US Classic-Distance Orienteering Championships Each RMOC meet typically includes beginner, intermediate, and advanced courses. Instruction for beginners is always available; just ask!

32. NEOC - The New England Orienteering Club
    This is the web site for the New England orienteering Club (NEOC).  
    http://www.newenglandorienteering.org/
    
    Extractions: Come try the exciting sport of navigating through the woods with map and compass. NEOC orienteering events are held regularly in local and state parks throughout Massachusetts, eastern Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Check out our schedule to find local, regional, and national events. Beginners are always welcome and orienteering instruction is available at all local events. Questions? See our Frequently Asked Questions . Want more information? Send e-mail to NEOC Membership

33. ScoutOrienteering.com
    How to get involved, merit badge information and orienteering events.  
    http://www.scoutorienteering.com/

34. Hudson Valley Orienteering › Home
    Schedule of upcoming HVO events, as well as other orienteering events. Directions and other information can be found in the Members Corner.  
    http://hvo.us.orienteering.org/
    
    Extractions: (FAQ) Have a question about HVO or Orienteering? Chances are it is already answered here. Members Corner Schedule Schedule of upcoming HVO events, as well as other Orienteering events. Directions and other information can be found in the Members Corner Photo Gallery Pictures from HVO events. Results HVO Meet Results including Local, Highlander and Other Meets. (Currently under construction.) Maps List of Available Maps for Sale and Info on Permanent Courses. Web Links Links to Other Web Pages of Interest. (Currently under construction.) Upcoming Events Sat Apr 05, 2008

35. Los Angeles Orienteering Club (LAOC) Home
    Los Angeles orienteering Club the sport of navigating.  
    http://www.losangelesorienteering.org/

36. NACMO - National Association Of Competitive Mounted Orienteering
    A nonprofit organization offering information on the objectives of the sport, membership, ride calendar, ride results, chatroom, newsletters, and links.  
    http://www.nacmo.org/
    
    Extractions: Competitive Mounted Orienteering (CMO) is one of the most challenging and exciting equestrian sports - for the competitive as well as family horse rider! CMO is like a mounted treasure hunt, which tests your horsemanship, your map reading ability, and your compass skills - all while having great fun with your horse! A CMO rider taking a compass bearing from a clue - A LARGE ROCK ON A STUMP. CMO stresses sound horsemanship, and we like to call it "The Thinking Horse Sport"! The object of the sport is to ride out as an individual or a team on a prescribed course and find as many of the hidden Objective Stations as you can and get back in the least amount of time, on either a ten station long or 5 station short course.

37. Hiking And Orienteering In Western New England
    orienteering Information orienteering Results Hiking on the Metacomet Monadnock Results can be found at the New England orienteering Club Website  
    http://home.comcast.net/~tm01001/default.htm
    
    Extractions: Hiking on the Metacomet Monadnock Trail Other Hikes ... Grandchildren What is Orienteering? Step Through An Orienteering Course Orienteering Schedule Orienteering on Postage Stamps ... Orienteering Maps - Western New England Results can be found at the New England Orienteering Club Website The 2001 Mt. Tom Meet The 2000 Mt. Tom Meet The 1999 Mt. Tom Meet The 1998 Mt. Tom Meet Trail descriptions, maps, photographs, and geocaching links (when applicable) of: Twenty-three day hikes on the Metacomet-Monadnock Trail. Including all 19 sections in Massachusetts from the Connecticut State Line in western Massachusetts to Royalston Falls. As well as section 22 - the climb to the summit of Mt. Monadnock, New Hampshire. Information About Day Hikes on the Metacomet-Monadnock Trail Metacomet-Monadnock Trail Guide (9th edition) is now available. Click on above for link to ordering information. A bit far afield but well worth the trip

38. Orienteering -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
    Britannica online encyclopedia article on orienteering outdoor competitive sport that is similar to crosscountry running, but with emphasis on map-reading  
    http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9057373/orienteering
    
    Extractions: document.writeln(''); document.writeln('Initializing application...'); Username Password Remember me Forgot your password? Search Site: outdoor competitive sport that is similar to cross-country running, but with emphasis on map-reading and direction-finding skills. Through woods and over hills or rough plains, contestants plot courses between isolated control points that must usually be visited in sequence. Introduced in Sweden in 1918, orienteering had its first success in Scandinavia but later spread throughout Europe, culminating in the establishment of an International Orienteering Federation in 1961, with European championships held from 1962 and world championships from 1966. National orienteering federations were established in Canada in 1968 and in the United States in 1971. The sport has numerous enthusiasts in North America, where approximately 100 local orienteering clubs and associations sponsor between them more than 600 total days of competitions annually. In orienteering, competitors study a master map of the course at the common starting point, and may copy control positions on individual maps; they also study a list and description of the controls. Maps used are of a 1:15,000 scale, with 5-m (16.4-ft) contour intervals, though other scales and vertical intervals may be allowed in certain competitions. Selecting their routes according to terrain, competitors must choose between more direct courses with obstacles such as water, marshes, woods, and hills, and more circuitous routes with easier passage. Runners set out from the starting point at intervals of one to five minutes, using map and compass to locate, check in, and stamp or punch their cards at controls indicated by orange and white marking flags, which may be from a few hundred yards to a mile apart. The winner is the runner who completes the course in the fastest time.

39. Indiana Crossroads Orienteering We Are A Local, Indianapolis
    We are a local, Indianapolis based club that promotes the sport of orienteering.  
    http://www.indyo.org/

40. SLOC Home Page
    Beaumont Scout Reservation SLOC OMeet Scout Festival The next O-Meet will be on Saturday, April 5, 2008. Click here for SLOC details.  
    http://sloc.us.orienteering.org/

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