Grid

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Grid (reporting network, in red) with map pointer (top left)
on a map of the Vienna Basin in  1937
(based on a special map of the 3rd regional survey )

As grid is called in geometry , geography and cartography , a network of usually at the same distance and at right angles intersecting lines ( grid lines ). An exception is z. B. the Mercator projection . A line in this context is not understood to mean straight lines in every case , but z. B. also longitude or latitude .

Application examples for grids:

See also