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| − | [https://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/110m-physical-vectors/110m-graticules/ Graticule outlines (as shapefile) from ''Natural Earth Data''] - if you want to get an idea of how graticules cover large regions (or you want to look at your graticule). Use the 1 degree link unless you want to | + | [https://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/110m-physical-vectors/110m-graticules/ Graticule outlines file (as shapefile .zip) from ''Natural Earth Data''] - if you want to get an idea of how graticules cover large regions (or you want to look at your graticule). Use the 1 degree link unless you want to divide France by the prime meridian. Accurate to within .0009-.0012 degrees latitude, .0009 degrees longitude (the "10M" version doesn't help). <!-- wanted to use double brackets but i'm not a mediawiki geek yet --> |
Revision as of 16:47, 4 November 2024
17 / m / 27,-82Nominally in Tampa, FL (27, -82), but it's tough here because they (neighboring graticules included) always land in the water or in a farm or some matter of private property. Eh, there's a few accessible ones here and there. Also due to move northwest soon, at the beginning of 2025 (probably).
I found geohashing a few months ago (it must've been around September 2023), and of course I didn't understand it at first, but it's allowed me to finally understand world coordinates and I often imagine of going into the most nowheres with this. I also look at Google Earth occasionally, and I don't think I would've been otherwise.
2024-12-13: still here, laughing at the amazing inaccessibility of this graticule
(status & updates)
Expeditions
- 2024-10-18 35 -97 In a crop field, Union City, OK
- 2024-09-15 27 -81 Next to a tree, Lakeland, FL
Other things
Useful in geohashing
Graticule outlines file (as shapefile .zip) from Natural Earth Data - if you want to get an idea of how graticules cover large regions (or you want to look at your graticule). Use the 1 degree link unless you want to divide France by the prime meridian. Accurate to within .0009-.0012 degrees latitude, .0009 degrees longitude (the "10M" version doesn't help).
