The Natural Cartography© allows to read and memorize target directions without the imperative involving of the left brain hemisphere..  

The convention for this invention is as follows: 

Around a centrum m0, the horizon is divided in 12 directions m1 to m12, whereas m12 points to north. 

These directions are called horizon hours and are divided in horizon minutes, as a distance (not as an angle!) to the horizon hour. The convention is simply:       the greater, the later.          for example    m3:8    is later than     m3:4

Considering the distance to m0 - the radius -, logical position codes StatusQuo© for targets, crossings, stations etc. come into existence, e. g.

      StatusQuo© m4:6 r18

Examples:

Germany

Europa

Nord- u. Südamerica

Arabia

Africa etc.

Asia etc.

India etc.

Australia etc.

alphabetical

A B C D E

F G H I J

K L M N O

P Q R S T

U V X Y Z

.

The characteristics of such innovation are: 

- allows to find target on maps like on reality. : if you imagine to look outwards, right hand will be "to later" (clockwise)

- square grids, indexes and scale indications become   o b s o l e t e.

- allows to address targets outside of the map, e. g. m6 r30 on map above.

- makes smarter: animates to build target angles by quantification of the horizon in 12     (instead of 8, 10, 16 or 360)      directions, see www.quovides.com

- allows to read position codes StatusQuo© which can appear on navigation aids including mobile phones www.volksnav.com/mobile and on signage as a target code, crossing code www.volksnav.com/lollipop, station code www.volksnav.com/TeheranMetro etc.

- usage indoor, outdoor and global, see www.watchrose.com, resulting on natural world co-ordinates which are adequate for a worldwide reform of the postal codes.

- covers a gigantic market gap:    logical and easy understandable position codes

- this simple grid change eliminates weakpoints described on Toxic Maps