A star-like figure of radiating points marking the cardinal directions on a map or chart.
A simple arrow with an N, stating which way is north on a map.
A ruled bar in alternating blocks, showing ground distance on a map.
A closed line joining points of equal height, showing the shape of the land.
A small triangle with a central dot, marking a surveyed height and position.
A teardrop shape with a circular hole, marking a location on a digital map.
A shank with a crossbar and two curved arms, marking anchorages and maritime things generally.
A dot with a flare of colour, marking a light and its characteristics.
A buoy with two cone topmarks, saying which side of a danger holds safe water.
A small number printed on a chart, giving the depth of water at that point.
A line with solid triangles along one side, marking advancing cold air.
A line with solid semicircles along one side, marking advancing warm air.
A line carrying both triangles and semicircles, where a cold front has caught a warm one.
A line joining points of equal air pressure on a weather chart.
A shaft with feathers, giving wind direction and speed in one mark.
A coloured arrow on a post, marking a right of way and its status.
A small triangle or hut outline marking a hostel on a walking map.
A capital H inside a circle, marking a helicopter landing area.
A block of parallel white stripes across a runway, marking where landing may begin.
The ruled squares over a map, from which a position is quoted as a grid reference.