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During a [[Treasure Trail]], a '''coordinate clue''' is a [[clue scroll]] that contains a set of coordinates. Much like the real-world [[wikipedia:Geographic coordinate system|longitude and latitude geographic coordinate system]], where angular coordinates correspond to your north-south and east-west position, coordinates in ''[[RuneScape]]'' indicate a precise point somewhere on the surface where the next clue scroll, or potentially the treasure casket, is buried. Coordinates are presented in the following format:[[File:Coordinate map.png|right|200px|(click to enlarge)]]

<blockquote>'''03 degrees 00 minutes north/south<br />02 degrees 00 minutes east/west'''</blockquote>

In ''Old School RuneScape'', one square of space is equivalent to 15/8 (1.875) minutes of arc. 0°00' degrees north and 0°00' degrees east is located in the middle of the [[Observatory]]. {{Map|x=2440|y=3161|r=5|align=right|width=200|height=200|mtype=square}}

Although a [[chart]], [[sextant]] and [[watch]] may be used to determine one's present coordinates, players only need a [[spade]] in their inventory to dig up the clue.

On [[Hard clue scroll|hard]] Treasure Trails, digging on the correct spot will cause a level 108 [[Saradomin wizard]] to appear, which must be defeated before the next [[clue scroll]] or the treasure casket may be dug up. If the coordinates are located in the [[Wilderness]], a weaker level 65 [[Zamorak wizard]] will appear instead, which must also be defeated in order to dig up the next clue scroll or the treasure casket. Saradomin wizards are [[poisonous]] and use both [[Melee]], using a [[Dragon dagger (p++)]], and the [[Magic]] spell [[Saradomin Strike]]. It is advised to wear [[dragonhide armour]] and use the [[Protect from Melee]] prayer when fighting Saradomin wizards. Zamorak wizards use only the spell [[Flames of Zamorak]]. It is advised to use the [[Protect from Magic]] prayer when fighting the Zamorak wizard in the Wilderness, and to look out for [[player-killers]], as other players can interrupt your fight.

On [[Elite clue scroll|elite]] Treasure Trails, digging on the correct spot will cause either a level 97 [[Armadylean guard]] or a level 125 [[Bandosian guard]] to appear, which must be defeated before the next [[clue scroll]] or the treasure casket may be dug up. Armadylean guards must be killed with either [[Ranged]] or [[Magic]] attacks, since they are in the form of an [[Aviansie]]. It is advised to use the [[Protect from Missiles]] prayer when fighting them, and [[Protect from Melee]] when fighting Bandosian guards.

On [[Clue scroll (master)|master]] Treasure Trails, digging in the correct spot will cause either three [[Ancient Wizard]]s (levels 112, 98, 98) in [[multi-combat]] to appear, or a level 140 [[Brassican Mage]], which need to be defeated before the next [[clue scroll]] or the treasure casket may be dug up. If the coordinates are located in a [[multi-combat area]], three Ancient wizards, each attacking with a unique [[attack style]], will appear. [[Melee]] wizards are [[poisonous]], with poison dealing 8 damage to a player. In [[single-combat]] zones, a Brassican Mage will appear, and its attacks cannot be stopped by [[protection prayers]].

Following is a list of all known coordinate clues and their corresponding locations. The list is organised into ascending numerical value (for example, 00:00 north first, then 00:05 south, then 00:13 north, continuing accordingly). Shorthand writing is used together with normal writing. An example: 09°34'N, 25°12'E = 09 degrees and 34 minutes north, 25 degrees and 12 minutes east.
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'''Remember: You must have a [[spade]] with you to dig up coordinate clues.'''

Note that some of the clues may require [[skill]] or [[quest]] requirements before you will be able to get to that location.'
These quests, which must be finished or partially completed, include: [[Bone Voyage]], [[Regicide]], [[Legends' Quest]], [[Nature Spirit]], [[The Grand Tree]], [[Fairytale II - Cure a Queen]], [[Troll Stronghold]], [[Cabin Fever]], [[The Fremennik Trials]], and [[Watchtower]]. Some coordinates will also require a certain skill levels to complete the clue, though the required level is low.

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