The Hirtz compass, also known as a Hirtz navigational compass, is a type of compass that was historically used in navigation, particularly in maritime settings. It features a card that is divided into 32 points, which correspond to the points of the compass, allowing for more precise directional readings than a standard 16-point compass. The Hirtz compass is notable for its use in various kinds of navigational applications, often chosen for its accuracy and reliability.
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