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== Summary of Expeditions... == | == Summary of Expeditions... == | ||
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| − | [[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2015-03-22 -27 153]] -- [[User:Felix Dance|Felix Dance]], Liz, Tim, Bec, | + | [[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2015-03-27 -27 153]] -- [[User:PDiddy|PDiddy]] On a driveway in West End with beer in hand.<br/> |
| + | [[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2015-03-22 -27 153]] -- [[User:Felix Dance|Felix Dance]], Liz, Tim, Bec, [[User:PDiddy|PDiddy]] and Kathryn reached a hash in a suburb near Bribie Island.<br/> | ||
[[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2013-01-13 -27 153]] -- [[User:Ged3000|Ged3000]] reached a hashpoint. | [[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2013-01-13 -27 153]] -- [[User:Ged3000|Ged3000]] reached a hashpoint. | ||
{{User:Nemo/template/geohash|win|2011-05-11 -27 153|2011 May 11 - Wednesday|A hashpoint on the train line north of the Valley.}}{{User:Nemo/template/geohash|win|2009-08-18 -27 153|2009 Aug 18 - Tuesday|A surburban not-quite-street in Logandale.}}{{User:Nemo/template/geohash|win|2009-05-20 -27 153|2009 May 20 - Wednesday|On the eve of [[Geohashing Day]], [[User:Nemo|Nemo]] achieved his first Brisbane geohash on the foothills of Mt Gravatt | {{User:Nemo/template/geohash|win|2011-05-11 -27 153|2011 May 11 - Wednesday|A hashpoint on the train line north of the Valley.}}{{User:Nemo/template/geohash|win|2009-08-18 -27 153|2009 Aug 18 - Tuesday|A surburban not-quite-street in Logandale.}}{{User:Nemo/template/geohash|win|2009-05-20 -27 153|2009 May 20 - Wednesday|On the eve of [[Geohashing Day]], [[User:Nemo|Nemo]] achieved his first Brisbane geohash on the foothills of Mt Gravatt | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 30 March 2015
| Kingaroy | Gympie | Maroochydore | -26,154 |
| Toowoomba | Ipswich | Brisbane | -27,154 |
| Stanthorpe | Warwick | Gold Coast | -28,154 |
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Latest Coordinates and Map Quick-Links - Ipswich | |
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| Sunday 2024-11-24 | -27.3551281, 152.6005570 |
| Monday 2024-11-25 | -27.7269909, 152.9214530 |
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Latest Coordinates and Map Quick-Links - Brisbane | |
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| Sunday 2024-11-24 | -27.3551281, 153.6005570 |
| Monday 2024-11-25 | -27.7269909, 153.9214530 |
Contents
Brisbane Area
Brisbane (the city) is split into two graticules by a longitude line just west of the city centre.
The eastern graticule at -27,153 is called Brisbane. The western graticule is inland at -27,152 and called Ipswich.
Brisbane Graticule
This graticule contains the city center and densest population areas of Brisbane. However the graticule is also approximately 75% ocean, and 5% islands that are not easily accessible (especially on short notice). This leaves the graticule with only 20% viable area on short notice.
Ipswich Graticule
This graticule contains the outer suburbs west of Brisbane, as well as Ipswich, Mount Glorious, and alot of empty space on the way (but not quite all the way) to Toowoomba.
Summary of Expeditions...
Brisbane
2015-03-27 -27 153 -- PDiddy On a driveway in West End with beer in hand.
2015-03-22 -27 153 -- Felix Dance, Liz, Tim, Bec, PDiddy and Kathryn reached a hash in a suburb near Bribie Island.
2013-01-13 -27 153 -- Ged3000 reached a hashpoint.
2011 May 11 - Wednesday - A hashpoint on the train line north of the Valley. 2009 Aug 18 - Tuesday - A surburban not-quite-street in Logandale. 2009 May 20 - Wednesday - On the eve of Geohashing Day, Nemo achieved his first Brisbane geohash on the foothills of Mt Gravatt
- 2008-06-14 -27 153 -- TMBomber thwarted by lack of public access.
2008 June 06 - Friday - Ubethatway made it to the water geohash location at Cleveland
- Water Graticule achievement
2008 June 02 - Monday - Ubethatway, KzazB and Cpt.Hardthing made it to the geohash location at Chermside.
- Virgin Graticule achievement for Brisbane
Ipswich
- 2013-01-01 -27 152 -- New Year's Day hash.
- 2011-06-21 -27 152 -- First successful attempt.
- 2009-08-02 -27 152 -- First attempt ends at "Trespassers will be shot" sign.
Local participants
The Social?
Geohashing has a social aspect outside JUST the hashpoint meetups.
For example...
- If Saturday night is games night, what games do we all play?
- Table top or otherwise.
Cranium or Articulate, says I! (Joel) Or Werewolf/Mafia?! I'd be up for a meetup as soon as it's meetupable!
We could invent our own games even! (not without precedent: Geohash Card Game)
Brisbane geohash on Facebook
Other information to be aware of
- These graticules fall under the 30W Time Zone Rule.
