* This is a small file, with the minimum information:
*      waypoint name, latitute and longitude
*
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* Everything after * on a line is ignored; it's a "comment" like this entire line
* Lines starting with a $ are meta-data; information that applies to the entire file
*      None are required
*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
$Site	Minden, Nevada * Nice to know the name, but not required
$Latitude	N * Specifying this saves you from entering it for each waypoint
$Longitude	W
*
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* The first line that is non-blank, non-comment, non-meta-data definition
*    defines the contents of the columns that follow with the waypoint data
* It can be placed anywhere before the waypoint data starts.
*    Placing it as the first line of the file can be helpful if the
*    data is maintained by a spreadsheet program, like Excel, which
*    allows the first row to be frozen at the top of the display so when
*    you've scrolled down several screens you can still see the column definitions
*    It's placed just before the waypoint data here to "improve" readability.
*-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
Nam	Lat deg	Lat min	Lat sec	Lon deg	Lon min	Lon sec
*Name	Latitude [degrees]	Latitude [minutes]	Latitude [seconds]	Longitude [degrees]	Longitude [minutes]	Longitude [seconds]  this longer version may be more readable
*
*-------- Here is the waypoint data -------------------------------------------
Air Sailing	39	51	18	119	42	4
*  I couldn't resist throwing in an accent in Alturas, important for many cultures
Altúras	41	28	49	120	34	5
Austin	39	27	37	117	12	0
Basalt	38	0	37	118	16	29