Northwest
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Northwest (also written north west) is one of the eight main compass directions. It is the direction that is exactly halfway between north and west. On a compass, northwest is at 315 degrees. If you face directly north (0°) and turn 45 degrees to the left (counter-clockwise), you are facing northwest. The opposite direction is southeast, which is 135 degrees—exactly 180 degrees from northwest.
Northwest Media
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32-point compass rose with associated direction names and equivalent degrees from north. Bezel features tick-marks at 1-degree increments.
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Compass rose, 8 points (text labels in English)
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Compass card
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Compass Rose (Роза румбов)
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Compass rose from American Practical Navigator, 1916
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32-wind compass with traditional names (and traditional colour code)
Ming dynasty 24-pointed compass