Difference between revisions of "Edmonton, Alberta"

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The Edmonton graticule is at latitude 53, longitude -113. It includes the City of Edmonton and much of the surrounding area. Currently most areas are accessible to traffic over land but there are large areas where travel is restricted due to the law. Thus, the large amount of rural area surrounding the metropolitan core within the graticule poses questions. Moreover, because only approximately 15% of the area is heavily populated chances of reaching remote coordinates on private land are very remote.

The graticule currently has a Facebook group[1] . This group is far from active.

Upcoming Meetups

Oh Edmonton, won't you come out and play?

Local Geohashers

Meghan is wishing for warmer weather.

Spontaneous Adventure Reports (SARS)

May 24, 2008
May 31, 2008
2008-08-30 - Robyn hoped you would come and meet her beside a field of grain.
2008-08-31 - Robyn almost talked her way into a restricted area.

External Links

Edmonton - City of Edmonton on Wikipedia
EIA - Edmonton Airports: for those serious hashers
Environment Canada - Check up on the current conditions
ETS - Edmonton Transit System

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-The Edmonton graticule is at latitude 53, longitude -113. It includes the City of Edmonton and much of the surrounding area. Currently most areas are accessible to traffic over land but there are large areas where travel is restricted due to the law. Thus, the large amount of rural area surrounding the metropolitan core within the graticule possess questions. Moreover, because only approximately 15% of the area is heavily populated chances of reaching remote coordinates on private land are very remote.
+The Edmonton graticule is at latitude 53, longitude -113. It includes the City of Edmonton and much of the surrounding area. Currently most areas are accessible to traffic over land but there are large areas where travel is restricted due to the law. Thus, the large amount of rural area surrounding the metropolitan core within the graticule poses questions. Moreover, because only approximately 15% of the area is heavily populated chances of reaching remote coordinates on private land are very remote.
 The graticule currently has a Facebook group[http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=18402717572]  . This group is far from active.

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