Note on declination in cavewhere is helpful.
If https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag-web/ tells me I have an 8 degree west declination does that mean I enter + 8 or -8 into cavewhere?
NOAA says:
Declination: The angle of difference between true North and magnetic North. For instance, if the declination at a certain point were 10° W, then a compass at that location pointing north (magnetic) would actually align 10° W of true North. True North would be 10° E relative to the magnetic North direction given by the compass. Declination varies with location and slowly changes in time.
Note on declination in cavewhere is helpful. If https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag-web/ tells me I have an 8 degree west declination does that mean I enter + 8 or -8 into cavewhere?
Conversion Site
Magnetic + Declination = True Bearing.
THIS ONE? 100 magnetic + +8W declination = 108?
100 Magnetic + -8W Delcination = 92?
NOAA says: Declination: The angle of difference between true North and magnetic North. For instance, if the declination at a certain point were 10° W, then a compass at that location pointing north (magnetic) would actually align 10° W of true North. True North would be 10° E relative to the magnetic North direction given by the compass. Declination varies with location and slowly changes in time.