Post a picture of your local area!

[+Warturtle]

I'm a sucker for maps, I don't know what it is about them, but I seem to get addicted to any hobby that involves them. WheresGeorge, and now this. However, I also like to see other's maps. So post a picture of your local area as seen by the geocaching map!

 

[+Redfist]

 

Northern Phoenix

[+Coldgears]

 

However, this has been done before by yours truly.

 

Feel free to browse through that.

[+mynetdude]

Love your map Coldgears

[+Ambient_Skater]

Love your map Coldgears

Aww man now I can't resist clicking on "View it anyway" to see what you're talking about.

[+Coldgears]

Love your map Coldgears

Aww man now I can't resist clicking on "View it anyway" to see what you're talking about.

Haha, very funny.

Edited June 26, 2011 by Coldgears

[+StarBrand]

[+Ambient_Skater]

Haha, very funny.

I'm serious. The ignore feature is useless if it's always too tempting to override it. Someone needs to make a Greasemonkey script...

 

My area:

 

[+Coldgears]

Haha, very funny.

Someone needs to make a Greasemonkey script...

 

There already is. At least there was before they updated the forums.

 

I just knew you didn't ignore me.

[+BaylorGrad]

 

StarBrand, I'm not sure how you survive.

[+Mr. Wilson & a Mt. Goat]

Here's a map of where I live:

 

 

And here's a map of Victoria, where I've found a few as well:

[+Mr. Wilson & a Mt. Goat]

I'm a sucker for maps, I don't know what it is about them, but I seem to get addicted to any hobby that involves them. WheresGeorge, and now this. However, I also like to see other's maps. So post a picture of your local area as seen by the geocaching map!

 

 

Love the airport name!

[+Ambient_Skater]

I just knew you didn't ignore me.

BUT I DO!

[+The Blorenges]

 

MrsB

[Steinninn]

I guess in depends on the zoom level of Google Maps. Here's my area.

 

[Steinninn]

After posting a pic of my area, I thought why not post one of my country 250 caches in total.

 

[+Flintstone5611]

Well this is us.

 

[+skraeling]

While this was done before, the old maps limited how far out you could go before hitting the 500 cache limit... worth doing again with the new maps.

Here is east valley area of Phoenix.

 

[+Warturtle]

I'm a sucker for maps, I don't know what it is about them, but I seem to get addicted to any hobby that involves them. WheresGeorge, and now this. However, I also like to see other's maps. So post a picture of your local area as seen by the geocaching map!

 

(picsnip)

 

Love the airport name!

It's not just the airport, I live in Cache county!

[+Mr. Wilson & a Mt. Goat]

I'm a sucker for maps, I don't know what it is about them, but I seem to get addicted to any hobby that involves them. WheresGeorge, and now this. However, I also like to see other's maps. So post a picture of your local area as seen by the geocaching map!

 

(picsnip)

 

Love the airport name!

It's not just the airport, I live in Cache county!

Even better!

[+Shuckymomo]

How do you get a pic off the maps?

[+Warturtle]

How do you get a pic off the maps?

Go to the maps, and then press the button that says "Print Screen" or "PrntScrn" or something to that effect on your keyboard. Then open up MS Paint, or some other art program, right click and press paste, and crop and save it. Then upload the image somehow (I used tinypic.com) and post it here with img tags.

Edited June 26, 2011 by UtahnBirder

[+Harry Dolphin]

 

Okay. Here's my 2 km map.

[+Mr Kaswa]

Mine seems to overlap Ambient Skater's map..Hi neighbour!

 

 

Edited because I didn't do it right the first time

Edited June 27, 2011 by Mr Kaswa

[+popokiiti]

Here's a map of where I live:

 

 

And here's a map of Victoria, where I've found a few as well:

Thanks for saving me from having to post a pic myself, MrWilson! Victoria is close, and home is just south and west of the lower border of the Vic map.

[+Ike 13]

 

I should know how to do that by now.

 

Most the unfound are water caches and Whereigos

Edited June 27, 2011 by IkeHurley13

[+Fjordi]

Oh my god - I am green with envy when I look at some of those maps

 

No I know why it is so hard for me to get towards my 500 finds...

I will add a map of my hometown in the evening.

[benji55545]

Here's my map.

 

 

and for fun, a megamap of my old stomping grounds

 

Edited June 27, 2011 by benji55545

[benji55545]

I thought I was cache deprived here in Columbia. I feel sorry for some of you other folks.

Edited June 27, 2011 by benji55545

[MisterEFQ]

Here it is. Most of the caches in my general area are uninspired urban caches, but there are some gems.

[+Team GPSaxophone]

[+NetworkCacher]

Northern Virginia, well a portion of it, mostly Springfield, Burke and Annandale. Note the scourge of blue question marks! Map Link

 

Edited June 27, 2011 by NetworkCacher

[7rxc]

I love to see about the many cache poor people on the thread. I tried to get a fair representation of what we have here.

To be fair it's not quite as bad as it looks and is improving slowly. I zoomed out a bit to show a roughly 10mi w x 25mi h zone.

One thing that is missing is the my finds (all of them) in this zoom. Also several are two or more caches compressed by the range.

To be fair there are a few further north up the valley, some on mountain tops, several that are less than 16km away, IF you can fly. Otherwise you need to drive around about hundreds of km. or use a ATV of some sort or walk. Some you can't do that, the mining companies close out most of the east side to access most of the time. You have to start in Alberta and walk in. Still researching ways to eliminate that. Of course the mines are tame compared to the 'residents' as in Grizzly Bears etc.

 

South is better with a few dozen caches within an hour drive, same East to the Crowsnest Pass. To the Southwest there are even more as you get closer to Cranbrook. Seems there are hundreds there, in fact I'm getting a trip ready soon.

 

Anyway, I thought I'd represent the cachers in the remoter, less cache dense places. I know there are more.

This shows 16 by my count including the multiples. 5 in town so far.

edit: fixed my goof not enough km in the area. used miles instead.

Doug 7rxc

Edited June 28, 2011 by 7rxc

[+TheLoneGrangers]

Im jealous of some of your maps.

 

http://www.photoshop.com/users/granger1/assets/f6e17da9e5b54509886b5962fbd91fcc

Edited June 28, 2011 by TheLoneGrangers

[+geocat_]

 

South of Dayton, OH

[+Dgwphotos]

My primary caching area:

 

[+dorqie]

Here's a map of where I live:

 

 

And here's a map of Victoria, where I've found a few as well:

Thanks for saving me from having to post a pic myself, MrWilson! Victoria is close, and home is just south and west of the lower border of the Vic map.

the lower map is my home base. however another user has posted a picture of where I used to live.

[+power69]

While this was done before, the old maps limited how far out you could go before hitting the 500 cache limit... worth doing again with the new maps.

Here is east valley area of Phoenix.

 

WOW you've left nothing unfound!

well maybe almost nothing

[+power69]

Here's a map of where I live:

 

 

And here's a map of Victoria, where I've found a few as well:

Thanks for saving me from having to post a pic myself, MrWilson! Victoria is close, and home is just south and west of the lower border of the Vic map.

lot of puzzles in that lower map.

[the3gmen]

Central Massachusetts

 

[+Fjordi]

I think I will have to move in near future

[Mr.Yuck]

As you can see, I don't have too much to do locally. Of course I'll bet there's 100 ignored caches hidden in this picture.

 

[+jennkarita]

A guess a happy medium of caches here...? Had to zoom about halfway out otherwise it looked sad to me lol

 

[+briansnat]

Looks like a lot of them are mine.

 

Edited June 28, 2011 by briansnat

[+MontyFam]

Where we live:

 

Where we work

 

The Mystery caches in the lake are part of a smiley series we took part in recently. Placed a few, found a few, still working on puzzles for a few Can you guess what I like to do on my lunch break?

[+''mykez'']

[+Mr. Wilson & a Mt. Goat]

Here's a map of where I live:

 

 

And here's a map of Victoria, where I've found a few as well:

Thanks for saving me from having to post a pic myself, MrWilson! Victoria is close, and home is just south and west of the lower border of the Vic map.

lot of puzzles in that lower map.

 

Yes, very many.... I usually get stuck trying to figure one out when I'm loading caches to my GPS!

[+AbbieK]

My area:

 

I'm in awe of the above posts, that is some awesome caching! I'm a relative newbie, as my map shows, although almost all have been done on foot or by public transport. I've got a few more scattered around the place - London, Cheshire, Staffordshire.

 

There are a few smily faces in there, honest!

Edited June 28, 2011 by AbbieK

[+Fjordi]

Well, now that's the area I live in (Lower Austria)

 

And a bit zoomed away *lol*

[+Machuco]

Just north of San Francisco...

 

Edited June 30, 2011 by dadfish