Clue Scroll Coordinates

A coordinate clue will give the exact location of your next clue with coordinates, for example, "04 degrees, 13 minutes North, 12 degrees, 45minutes East". Specific tools will be needed to find the location of your next clue/reward as well as dig it up. The tools include, a sextent (or a meerkat familiar), a watch and a navigation chart; even with the exact digging location known, you will still need the tools in the inventory. To get the navigation tools, take your clue and head to the house north of the Observatory (which is north of Castle Wars). When you arrive at the house, you'll find a Professor and his assistant. Talk to the Professor, and ask him to help you with treasure trails. He will tell you to get a watch and a sextant. When you have your watch and sextant (or meerkat familiar), go back to the Professor and speak with him again. He will give you a long lesson on how to use the sextant. He will also give you a chart. If you didn't read his speech or didn't understand it, see below for instructions on how to use the sextant.
 * To get the watch go to the Clocktower (located South of Ardougne). Speak with brother Kojo and ask him for the watch.
 * To get the sextant go to the Khazard Docks (located Northeast of Yanille). Speak with Murphy and ask him for the sextant.

You cannot make your own watch and/or sextant if you've never had them before. But if you lose your watch and/or sextant and need replacements, you can make new ones yourself if you have level 28 Crafting and you have access to a player-owned home with a workshop. To get a replacement chart, you must go back and visit the Professor again.

How to use the sextant to get locations:

When you have the sextant (or meerkat familiar, click on it to 'look through' and get your location. However, before it's able to tell you your position, you will need to click on the up and down arrows until you have the horizon in the middle of the eye piece. After that, use your right and left arrows to get the sun in the centre of the eye piece as well. When you have this, and your eye piece looks like the one to the right, click "Get location" under the sextant image (above your chat box).

If you are lucky to have obtained a meerkat pouch from a previous clue, you can summon the meerkat (level 3 summoning required) and use it in the place of a sextant.

How to use your location:

Now you know how to get your current location, but you still need to learn how to get to your desired location (the one on the clue scroll). First you want to find the right longitude (east-west). If your clue says 12 degrees, 56 minutes east, and you're at 6 degrees 12 minutes east, then simply walk East until you hit 12 degrees. Once you do that, you can try to hit the minutes by going a little more East. Then you try to find the right latitude (South-North). Go North/South until you hit the right place. This can be tricky, and the first 5 times you'll have to think and try a lot to get it right.

Alternatively, to help you with finding the right location, you can use the Treasure Locator Tool. This is a pop-up, so it might not open if you have a pop-up blocker active. This locator is not 100% accurate, but it's pretty close, and it should give you an idea of where to go with your sextant for the right location. We have also compiled a list of known coordinates in text format, if you feel more comfortable using that. But remember, you must have your navigation tools with you when you dig. We have made the treasure locator and the list of coordinates available to you to make it easier for you to find the location of your coordinates -- but that doesn't mean that you can forget about getting the sextant, watch and chart. You can't. And these navigation tools are not tradeable, so you don't have any choice about getting them.

When you're at the right location, and you've double checked it, dig with a spade on the spot.

One word of caution:

If you have a Clue Scroll (hard) coordinates clue that leads to a spot in the wilderness, be prepared to fight a level 65 or 74 Zamorak Wizard. The wizard is very protective of any treasure that may be buried in the wilderness, and he won't let you get it without a fight. He will attack you with Flames of Zamorak, and your best defence is to use prayer and have Protect-from-Magic on.

If your Clue scroll (hard) coordinates clue leads to a spot outside the wilderness, you'll have to fight and kill a level 108 Saradomin Wizard (except for the coordinate clue that leads you inside the duel arena) to get the casket containing your treasure/next clue. We have heard that for some coordinates clues outside the wilderness, you may get a Zamorak Wizard instead of a Saradomin Wizard. If this happens to you, count your blessings. If you do get a Saradomin Wizard, he will attack you with a poisoned dagger if you use prayer and have Protect-from-Magic on. If you have Protect-from-Melee on, he will attack you with magic. The best way to defend yourself against this very strong wizard is to wear full dragonhide and attack him with Protect-from-Melee on.

If you have a Clue scroll (elite) a Guthix Wizard will attack you, using all three combat styles, melee, ranged with rune knives and magic using Claws of Guthix.

Once you've killed your wizard, dig again in the same spot to get the casket containing your treasure/next clue. If you're not sure which level clue you have, think of the monster that dropped the first clue scroll in your treasure trail.

If you are lucky to have obtained a meerkat pouch and some Fetch Casket scrolls from a previous clue, you can summon the meerkat (level 3 summoning required) and use the Fetch Casket scrolls in the place of a shovel to avoid invoking a Guthix, Saradomin or Zamorak wizard.

<p style="text-align:justify">Important things to remember: You can also make a replacement sextant and/or watch yourself if you have level 28 crafting and have access to a player-owned house with a workshop. You cannot make a replacement chart if you lose it. To get a replacement chart, you must go back and visit the Professor again.
 * When you have a coordinates clue to solve, you must have the sextant, watch, chart and clue in your inventory to dig up the casket containing your treasure/next clue. And don't forget to bring your spade with you! You can't dig anything up with your hands!
 * If you lose or misplace your sextant, watch or chart, simply go back to the NPC that gave it to you in the first place to get another. For the sextant, see Murphy. For the watch, see Brother Kojo. For the chart, go see the Professor.
 * With certain clues, you might be asked to go to an area that is only accessible if you have completed or started a certain quest. This is particularly true for Clue scrolls (hard), but it can also happen for other level clues. For example, you may get a clue that leads you to the Kharazi Jungle, South of Shilo Village. To enter the jungle, you will need to at least start the Legends Quest. If your clue leads to the Canifis area in Morytania, you will need to have completed Priest in Peril and, depending on WHERE in Morytania the coordinates lead, you may also have to start Nature Spirit. There are other clues like this, so be aware that this CAN happen.
 * If you're heading into the wilderness on a coordinates clue, bring only the basic necessities with you. This means bring only your clue, spade, sextant, watch, and chart, your weapon, and whatever food you need to survive an attack. If you get attacked by a monster or revenant or cannot survive the attack from the Zamorak wizard, drop everything except your clue scroll before you die. You can easily replace the lost items, but you will lose your clue scroll if you hang onto these other things. Of course, this only works if you do not have a skull hanging over your head...
 * A meerkat familiar (available only from Treasure trail rewards) can be used as a substitute for a sextant and the meerkat's scroll ability can be used instead of a shovel.

List of all Known Coordinates
<p style="text-align:justify">To find the coordinates you are looking for quickly, just use CTRL + F. If you have new coordinates to add that are not on this list, please tell us on ourWebsite Updates and Corrections forum.