Mag var. near you?

[Nexus]

How is the variation where you are flying?
In Sweden, we have it fairly easy, just some 2-3 degrees. Though there is an area slightly north of Poland where the compass will go haywire and show a good 30degrees error.

I understand it's a bit trickier in the US  ???

[Eskimo]

In Brisbane we have 10 to 11 degrees of variation.  Makes it nice and easy

[Mobius]

0 degrees here in Wisconsin in the US.  Talk about making it easy, you forget to check it whenever you go anywhere else.

[RitterKreuz]

here in texas it can range from about 3 degrees to over 7 degrees depending on the part of the state you are in. I hear up in washington state is it something above 11 or 12 degrees.

[beaky]

In my home state of NJ, it averages about 13 deg. W. There is also an area near Philadelphia, PA where a "magnetic disturbance of up to 5 degrees at sea level" is noted on aero. charts... lots of iron around there, I guess, as PA has been known for its steel production.
In general, the isogonic lines are a little wiggly here in the US, plus of  course it's about 3000 miles coast-to-coast, so there are a lot of zones...

[chomp_rock]

3 deg. West here.

[beefhole]

+12 over in Philly, +11 if you go a bit further west

[Saratoga]

Dallas, Texas. 5.6 degrees

[Boss_BlueAngels]

19-20 degrees here in Washington