Difference between revisions of "San Jose, California"
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|map=<map lat="37" lon="-121"/> | |map=<map lat="37" lon="-121"/> | ||
| + | |nw=[[Santa Rosa, California]] | ||
| + | |n=[[Sacramento, California]] | ||
| + | |ne=[[Placerville, California]] | ||
|w=[[San Francisco, California]] | |w=[[San Francisco, California]] | ||
| − | | | + | |e=[[Merced, California]] |
| + | |sw=[[Santa Cruz, California]] | ||
|s=[[Salinas, California]] | |s=[[Salinas, California]] | ||
| + | |se=[[Madera, California]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| + | '''Today's Location:''' | ||
| + | [[http://irc.peeron.com/xkcd/map/map.html?date={{LOCALYEAR}}-{{LOCALMONTH}}-{{LOCALDAY2}}&lat=37&long=-121&zoom=9&abs=-1 San Jose, CA]] | ||
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The San Francisco East Bay [[graticule]] is at latitude 37, longitude -121. It covers the area east of Oakland and Berkeley, including Livermore and Tracy, and also includes San Jose. This graticule makes for a good fallback adventure when the [[San Francisco]] graticule's geohash is in the water, as often happens. | The San Francisco East Bay [[graticule]] is at latitude 37, longitude -121. It covers the area east of Oakland and Berkeley, including Livermore and Tracy, and also includes San Jose. This graticule makes for a good fallback adventure when the [[San Francisco]] graticule's geohash is in the water, as often happens. | ||
Revision as of 23:34, 23 May 2008
| Santa Rosa, California | Sacramento, California | Placerville, California |
| San Francisco, California | San Jose, California | Merced, California |
| Santa Cruz, California | Salinas, California | Madera, California |
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Today's Location: [San Jose, CA]
The San Francisco East Bay graticule is at latitude 37, longitude -121. It covers the area east of Oakland and Berkeley, including Livermore and Tracy, and also includes San Jose. This graticule makes for a good fallback adventure when the San Francisco graticule's geohash is in the water, as often happens.
