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orienteer
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o·ri·en·teer·ing  (ôr-n-tîrng, -n-, r-)
n. Sports
A cross-country race in which competitors use a map and compass to find their way through unfamiliar territory.

[Alteration of Swedish orientering, from orientera, to orient, from French orienter, from orient, east; see orient.]

ori·en·teer n.

orienteer [ˌɔːrɪənˈtɪə]
vb (intr)
(Individual Sports, other than specified) to take part in orienteering
n
(Individual Sports, other than specified) a person who takes part in orienteering


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However, they had to eventually settle for second behind Forth Valley Orienteers, who retained the national title.
YOUNG orienteers in Northallerton found themselves coming face to face with sporting hero Rachael MacKenzie last week.
Local orienteering clubs Northern Navigators and Northumberland and Tyneside Orienteers have also been working overtime over many months to show that big events like the JK International can be handled successfully here in the North East.
 
 
 
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