MADRIGAL
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And of course, when out of sight of land.Range and bearing from a known location definitely gives a fix. You can plot it on a chart, and compare your current bearing to the landmark (or more likely, it's reciprocal) as you approach the area. I suppose the advantage of lat/long. co-ordinates is that it would be easy to enter it as a waypoint and navigate to it by GNSS.