rubai
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On the 1st of March 2012 I went through all the country and state, territory, subdivision, etc. pages available on the advanced search page and counted all the geocaches that had been published and available at the time (excluding future events) to produced some interesting statistics.
Total Geocaches: 1,652,053
Countries with the most geocaches
Countries with the highest geocache densities
States with the most geocaches
Sates with the highest geocache densities
Canada
USA
EDIT: The geocache count for Nebraska should actually be around 6400, which gives a density of around 31.9 geocaches/1000km². (Thanks BruceS)
Some links with more numbers and figures
List of states with statistics
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In the meantime you can use GeoBucket, its free and has geocaching live api integration.
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All members of the group were at all the caches toghther and did not split untill we came to a hotell in Matricht
WOW
Did you guys drive the whole way? Anyway, its an impressive feat.
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Were all of the members of the team present for all the finds or were different members in different countries?
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about time they changed this
19151: Cache found -1 days agoCaches logged today in e.g. New Zealand now display to other time zones as "today"
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OpenStreetMap is already the default map for Groundspeak's mobile app, Geocaching Live
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You lot should come to Canberra, Australia. Its the puzzle cache capital of Australia. Within the ACT 233 of the 888 caches (~26%) are unknown caches.
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Remember that you can log it as a discovered TB if you dont take it.
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The Geocaching Australia website has a feature (which I just discovered about 15 mins ago) that will draw the 160m circle around each cache when viewed in Google Maps. But it only seems to work for Australia and New Zealand.
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334 is an important number to Australians....
too bad its been broken quite a few times recently. maybe 99.94?
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just out of curiosity, Finland or Poland?
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Hi, I'm a geocacher from Canberra, Australia. I started Geocaching just this year. I will be in KL for 2 days in November and was wondering if you guys have any suggestions for which caches I should go for during my visit. I visited Malaysia several years ago so I wont be doing much of the touristy stuff this time round. Also my uncle, who lives in KL, should be with me the whole time so I'm pretty sure I will be able to get anywhere. But the downside is that I wont have a GPS with me.
Thanks for your help,
rubai
Some global geocache statistics
in General geocaching topics
Posted · Edited by rubai
This is something I'm actually interesting in doing and have some ideas of what I could do with access to the API, but I'm not really sure where to start.