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The 19 pages that link to Azimuth, each with the reason it gives.

• AngleRelated: It locates directions in surveying, astronomy, and navigation.

• NavigationRelated: It expresses a heading as a measurable direction.

• QiblaRelated: A qibla bearing can be expressed as an azimuth from a location.

• HorizonRelated: Azimuth identifies where along the horizon an object rises or sets.

• TheodoliteRelated: A horizontal-circle reading can express the direction from a survey station to a target.

• Magnetic declinationRelated: Declination can be expressed as the signed azimuthal offset between the two north directions.

• Cave surveyingRelated: Azimuths express the compass direction of cave survey legs.

• Altitude (astronomy)Related: Together with altitude, it specifies an object’s direction in the local sky.

• Strike and dipRelated: Strike is commonly recorded as an azimuth.

• Compass roseRelated: Azimuth gives a numerical direction where the rose provides a visual one.

• Altazimuth mountRelated: The mount's base rotates in this direction to change where the telescope points horizontally.

• BearingRelated: Azimuth is the broader angular convention that includes many bearings.

• Cylindrical coordinate systemRelated: It specifies the point’s rotation around the cylindrical axis.

• East (direction)Related: East can be specified as an azimuth, with the reference convention stated.