Maat
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Higher resolution versions are available on the Groundspeak Goodies page, under "World Caches."
That is one sweet looking map, thanks. I notice in the the location states 2006-01 I wonder if this means the data on the map is from 2006. The colors blend in with the vegetation on the map and there is no legend so it may be a bit hard on the layman to understand, but I could add it as an appendix.
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I have not seen this kind of map and would be interested if someone has taken the time to put it together. Obviously, with well over 900,000 caches you could not have a single map that would identify each one. But you could use the information on Groundspeak (such as the advanced search feature) to find out which countries have caches and "color in" a map to list those countries.
If I can not find exactly what I am looking for that is a great idea, Thanks! It will test my tech savvy skills to see what I can come up with. lol
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I am writing an annotated bibliography on geocaching for one of my MLIS classes and I am looking for maps that display the numbers of geocaches all over the world. I hope I do not get stuck by the higher powers that be but I am looking for something similar to the old Buxley's Geocaching Waypoint map.. If any of you old school cachers remember that. The google earth maps feature I have found here only 500 caches for the search results... Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Maat
Hunter Seeker
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We have two caches in the Hill country that I need to find good caretakers for one is off hwy 10 by Kerville and the other is in Colorado Bend State Park. We are no longer living in the area if you are interested and live relatively close by please email me maat_kmt@lycos.com I will transfer ownership of the cache to you.
Thank you, Maat
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How about Movie theme caches.. However I know my husband would have loved to place a cache where they shot the sand dunes in Return of the Jedi it is in Yuma, Arizona.
Maat
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How about Movie theme caches.. However I know my husband would have loved to place a cache where they shot the sand dunes in Return of the Jedi it is in Yuma, Arizona.
Maat
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I am interested in trying Bench Marking out but as of yet we do not have a digital camera. How do I log a benchmark and prove that I was there with out the pic and not look like I was just entering fictional log. I know most would not think this that but some people will.
Maat
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I am interested in trying Bench Marking out but as of yet we do not have a digital camera. How do I log a benchmark and prove that I was there with out the pic and not look like I was just entering fictional log. I know most would not think this that but some people will.
Maat
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Five so far:
Texas
North Carolina
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Maat
of Me, Maat and Rijn
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My superstition is when hunting a cache if you ever have to decrypt the clue while searching inevitably it will contain completely useless information like what location to park or what park the cache is... You know stuff you already know because you have been searching for it for about an hour and a half already!
Maat
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200 miles distance from a home base. Otherwise it is an overnighter. The convenient thing is we keep moving so our home base keeps supplying a fresh caching area!
Maat
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200 miles distance from a home base. Otherwise it is an overnighter. The convenient thing is we keep moving so our home base keeps supplying a fresh caching area!
Maat
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Well, as a friend of mind says, "If Ft. Worth is where the West begins, then Dallas is where the East peters out."
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Prime Suspect you friend is definitely correct! As for Texas being south or southwest debate it doesn’t matter as long as we are never associated with north.
However a Texas forum would be nice....
Displaced Texan
~Maat
World Caching Maps
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That looks right... not sure what the yellow is in Europe though...