The smaller horizontal angle between the true meridian (geographic north) and a survey line is called the azimuth, measured clockwise from north, or the bearing, often expressed with a quadrant (e.g., N45°E) for simplicity, but azimuth is the more precise term for the full circle measurement from the meridian.
The smaller horizontal angle between the true meridian and a survey line is known as
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