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First, determine the real-world orientation of the map, such as the direction in which rivers flow in reality.
Adjust the time and observe the movement of the sun, which rises in the east and sets in the west. This way, the "+/-" for longitude can be set correctly (if your sun rises from the west, it is definitely reversed).
Set the time to 12 noon and observe the shadow of an object, such as a tree or a house. At this time, in the Northern Hemisphere, the shadow will point directly north, while in the Southern Hemisphere, it will be the opposite.
Essentially, your "+/-" values will then be correct.