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Why nautical miles in marine navigation?
Why did a unit of measurement, the nautical mile, become widely used in marine navigation? Why use a measurement which is a different length than a standard statute mile?
And conversely, if the nm was found to be so useful, why wasn't it applied to land measurements? Why not just bump up the old mile distance to be in tune with a nm?
+ There is correct info in the other answers, but they do not mention the fact that a NM is considered 2,000 yards. It is very easy to do all of the calculations and formula's with 2,000 yards as a standard. With a little practice on the formulas you can do most of your math in your head.
Example: Distance = Rate(speed) x Time
How far have I traveled at 5 knots for 1 hour
Knots are nautical miles per hour
10,000 yards
EASY?