Why use a magnetic compass when you have the sun and stars? Magnetic north is quite different from True North.
This 'town' had a stockade somewhere ~ or maybe it didn't ~ but enough lots were carved out to give it a general shape and outline ~ which I have found in less than 50 townsites anywhere in North America East of the MIssissippi. They are more common to the West.
BTW, at Cincinnati magnetic North and celestial North are pretty much the same place ~ there's a small but still discernible difference.
This 'town' had a stockade somewhere ~ or maybe it didn't ~ but enough lots were carved out to give it a general shape and outline ~ which I have found in less than 50 townsites anywhere in North America East of the MIssissippi. They are more common to the West.
BTW, at Cincinnati magnetic North and celestial North are pretty much the same place ~ there's a small but still discernible difference.