1. A method of geospatial guidance for sight impaired users comprising: receiving, by a computer system, a user selection of a geospatial area; receiving, by the computer system, a user selection of a point of interest criteria; finding, by the computer system, in a database that includes geospatial points of interest, those geospatial points of interest that match the user selected criteria and that are in the user selected geospatial area; determining, by the computer system, a reference location in the user selected geospatial area; determining, by the computer system, distance and direction from each of the found points of interest to the reference location; and presenting, to the user by the computer system, sets of information, wherein each set includes a description of one of the found points of interest together with distance and direction between the reference location and the one of the found points of interest, and where presenting the sets of information comprises: presenting the sets of information sorted in a sequence by both the distances and the directions, where the sorting by directions includes sorting by bearings and where the sorting by distances is after the sorting by directions, so that the sequence in which the sets are presented tends to reveal to a user line of sight relations among the points of interest.