Direction | Labelled |
---|---|
N | APARCTIAS |
S | NOTVS |
E | APELIOTES |
W | ZEPHYRVS |
NE | Arctapeliotes |
SE | Notapeliotes |
SW | Notozephyrus |
NW | Arctozephyrus |
NNE | Boreas |
ENE | Cæcias |
ESE | Eurus |
SSE | Euronotus |
SSW | Libonotus |
WSW | Libs |
WNW | Argestes |
NNW | Tracias |
N by E | Hyperboreus |
NE by N | Mesoboreas |
NE by E | Hypercæcias |
E by N | Mesocæcias |
E by S | Hypereurus |
SE by E | Meseurus |
SE by S | Hypereuronotus |
S by E | Meseuronotus |
S by W | Mesolibonotus |
SW by S | Hyperliobnotus |
SW by W | Mesolibs |
W by S | Hyperlibs |
W by N | Mesargestes |
NW by W | Hyperargestes |
NW by N | Mesothracias |
N by W | Hyperthracias |
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The windrose is of the Full 32-direction windrose type.
All 32 winds are named in Latin. The stylised image to the
right shows how the cardinal points are divided up in 32
different directions. The table below shows how the points
are labelled on the actual windrose.
The windrose is labelled: