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GeoHash Notice!!
23 June 2009 - There seems to be an accessible geohash today. Location: on Kaki Bukit Crescent. Looks like it's on the road itself. Hopefully the industrial park can be entered. I'll be attempting this either in the morning or late afternoon. - cyazlars,
About
The Singapore/Johor Bahru graticule is at latitude 1, longitude 103. It covers most of Singapore except for Pulau Tekong and some reclaimed land east of Changi Airport. It also encompasses parts of Johor, Malaysia, such as Johor Bahru and Pasir Gudang, and bits of the Indonesian Riau islands.
About half of the graticule is composed of land; the rest is made up of the Straits of Singapore and the Straits of Malacca.
The neighboring (1, 104) graticule may make a good backup for some days where the Singapore/Johor Bahru graticule yields coordinates over water in the Straits of Malacca.
Today's Location: [Singapore, Singapore]
Resources
The Singapore Land Authority's map services are useful as a supplemental planning/navigation aid: includes a detailed and up-to-date street directory as well as a land query tool for checking land ownership.
Participants
- r0d3n7z - I'm keeping a list of past "viable" locations in case anyone wants to take a shot at them.
- UnA - I'm new to geohash but I am armed with an AGPS enabled ipaq612c and a bicycle :D
- Bicko - With the two guys above going to US for their personal business, I wanted to try to animate the geohashing interest in Singapore here. I'm pretty new and novice, so I was hoping to get a group before trying out anything. Drop me a mail if you're interested, I guess.
- adavies42 New to Singapore, hoping to meet cool people :D
- Cyazlars - Interested in geohashing!
Expeditions & Meetups
- 2008-05-24: First Saturday since geohashing comic; coordinates are in the Straits of Singapore. The point in the neighboring Kota Tinggi graticule is on the island of Bintan.
- 2008-05-30: First expedition in this graticule. Coordinates are in Jurong Industrial Estate, inside Caterpillar Asia Pte Ltd, 7 Tractor Road, off Jln Boon Lay / Jln Ahmad Ibrahim. It's across the AYE from Jurong BirdPark. Buses 194, 249, 251 & 252 from Boon Lay Interchange. r0d3n7z visited the point at around 17:00.
- 2008-06-18: Block 338, Bukit Batok Street 34 in Singapore. Reached by r0d3n7z at 21:45.
- 2008-06-19: In the middle of the road in front of No. 18 Bright Hill Drive in Singapore. Reached by r0d3n7z.
- 2008-07-02: First meetup (>1 person) in this graticule. In the outermost lane of the Central Expressway, southbound on the Moulmein flyover just a few meters after Exit 7D (Balestier Road). Reached by Seth, Nathan & r0d3n7z.
Attempts
- 2008-06-01: Inside Paya Lebar Airbase, along the eastern edge, near Kaki Bukit sand store. Good for a Restricted Area Geohash. r0d3n7z got as close as was legally possible (450m) at 17:07.
- 2008-07-09: Within a military training area at Ama Keng off Lim Chu Kang Rd. UnA made an attempt but found the gate locked.
- 2008-07-11: Within Singapore Turf Club at Kranji besides BKE. UnA made an attempt but found out that the point is within the turf club's property.
