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|e=[[Salinas, California]]
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  | nw = [[Farallon Islands, California|Farallon Islands]]
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|ne=[[San Jose, California]]
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  | n  = [[San Francisco, California|San Francisco]]
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  | ne = [[San Jose, California|San Jose]]
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  | w  = [[36,-123]]
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  | name = [[Santa Cruz, California|Santa Cruz]]
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  | e  = [[Salinas, California|Salinas]]
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|se=[[Cambria, California]]
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  | sw = [[35,-123]]
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  | s = [[35,-122]]
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  | se = [[Cambria, California|Cambria]]
 
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'''Today's Location:'''
 
'''Today's Location:'''
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[[http://irc.peeron.com/xkcd/map/map.html?date={{LOCALYEAR}}-{{LOCALMONTH}}-{{LOCALDAY2}}&lat=36&long=-122&zoom=9&abs=-1 Santa Cruz, CA]]
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[{{Today's location|lat=36|lon=-122|text=Santa Cruz, CA}}]
  
 
The Santa Cruz [[graticule]] is at latitude 36, longitude -122.  It includes most of the city of Santa Cruz, but seems to be about 99% covered by the Pacific Ocean. Chances are pretty slim*, but if we see some coordinates on land, a Saturday meetup might be in order.  On days when the spot is off-shore but within 1 mile, [[User:Ted|Ted]] suggests that we try to make it, anyway (boats, surfboards, whatever), if it can be done safely.  Our backup graticule is the one for [[San Jose, California]], on those (frequent) days when ours is unreachable.
 
The Santa Cruz [[graticule]] is at latitude 36, longitude -122.  It includes most of the city of Santa Cruz, but seems to be about 99% covered by the Pacific Ocean. Chances are pretty slim*, but if we see some coordinates on land, a Saturday meetup might be in order.  On days when the spot is off-shore but within 1 mile, [[User:Ted|Ted]] suggests that we try to make it, anyway (boats, surfboards, whatever), if it can be done safely.  Our backup graticule is the one for [[San Jose, California]], on those (frequent) days when ours is unreachable.
  
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* Odds of a random geohash being on land in this graticule are approximately 1 in 165,000.
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>Odds of a random geohash being on land in this graticule are approximately [[User:Anthony/GraticuleArea|1 in 147]], which results in an expected value of 2.5 landfalls per year.
  
 
== Notable Dates ==
 
== Notable Dates ==
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{{egl|2009-10-06|36|-122}} -- On land!  I'm not from California (I was just bored today), but it looks like you have a good one inside what appears to be a shopping center on the block bounded by Encinal, Sylvania, Harvey, and Dubois.
  
 
[http://www.manyfriends.com/xkcd/index.html?lat=36&long=-122 Historic Map] of geohash spots for 36, -122 (Santa Cruz)
 
[http://www.manyfriends.com/xkcd/index.html?lat=36&long=-122 Historic Map] of geohash spots for 36, -122 (Santa Cruz)
  
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[[2008-05-24_36_-122]] -- (1st XKCD Meetup) Deep ocean.  Tried [[San Jose, California]], but was on private property, behind a keypad-only access gate.  (Met some very nice ranchers, though :) (Actually, I later realized that I had attempted the 5/23 location on 5/24. <sigh>)
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2008-07-28 -- The hash is on land, for the first time since the Geohash comic.  Location is in Wilder Ranch State Park, just west of UCSC.
  
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[[2008-07-28_36_-122]] -- The hash is on land, for the first time since the Geohash comic.  Location is in Wilder Ranch State Park, just west of UCSC.
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[[2008-08-11 36 -122]] -- (Monday) Hash is on land: Easy access on hiking trail on Bay at Centennial.
  
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[[2008-08-11_36_-122]] -- (Monday) Hash is on land: Easy access on hiking trail on Bay at Centennial.
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{{egl|2008-08-20|36|-122}} -- (Wednesday) Hash is on land.  In some trees (private property?) just a few feet off of Branciforte.
  
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[[2008-08-20_36_-122]] -- (Wednesday) Hash is on land. In some trees (private property?) just a few feet off of Branciforte.
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{{egl|2008-11-01|36|-122}} -- Hash was just offshore, about 100m. Satellite view makes it look like it might be rocky, but this would have been the perfect shot at a surf achievement.
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== Achievements ==
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{{Graticule unlocked|date=2008-08-11|latitude=36|longitude=-122|name=[[User:Ted|Ted]]}}
  
 
== People/activities ==
 
== People/activities ==
 
*[[User:Adambb|Adambb]]
 
*[[User:Adambb|Adambb]]
 
*[[User:Ted|Ted]] will bring [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Once_Upon_a_Time_%28game%29 Once Upon A Time] when he comes.
 
*[[User:Ted|Ted]] will bring [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Once_Upon_a_Time_%28game%29 Once Upon A Time] when he comes.
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*[[User:Kurtis Drake|Kurtis Drake]] would like to go to one of these, but most likely won't check it on the right day.
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*[[User:Quertior|Quertior]] lives in Santa Cruz, but his house falls inside the [[Salinas, California]] graticule instead. Because that graticule has more land, he'll usually participate in it, but since he lives in the town of Santa Cruz, he looks forward to the next land hash here.
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*[[User:Spaceboy|Spaceboy]] located in the Salinas graticule but close to Santa Cruz and up for Santa Cruz meetups on the rare days they occur
  
 
[[Category:California]]
 
[[Category:California]]
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[[Category:Active Graticules]]
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[[Category:Inactive graticules]]

Latest revision as of 03:53, 20 March 2024

Farallon Islands San Francisco San Jose
36,-123 Santa Cruz Salinas
35,-123 35,-122 Cambria

Today's location: geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox

Today's Location: [Santa Cruz, CA]

The Santa Cruz graticule is at latitude 36, longitude -122. It includes most of the city of Santa Cruz, but seems to be about 99% covered by the Pacific Ocean. Chances are pretty slim*, but if we see some coordinates on land, a Saturday meetup might be in order. On days when the spot is off-shore but within 1 mile, Ted suggests that we try to make it, anyway (boats, surfboards, whatever), if it can be done safely. Our backup graticule is the one for San Jose, California, on those (frequent) days when ours is unreachable.

*Odds of a random geohash being on land in this graticule are approximately 1 in 147, which results in an expected value of 2.5 landfalls per year.

Notable Dates

2009-10-06 36 -122 -- On land! I'm not from California (I was just bored today), but it looks like you have a good one inside what appears to be a shopping center on the block bounded by Encinal, Sylvania, Harvey, and Dubois.

Historic Map of geohash spots for 36, -122 (Santa Cruz)

2008-07-28 -- The hash is on land, for the first time since the Geohash comic. Location is in Wilder Ranch State Park, just west of UCSC.

2008-08-11 36 -122 -- (Monday) Hash is on land: Easy access on hiking trail on Bay at Centennial.

2008-08-20 36 -122 -- (Wednesday) Hash is on land. In some trees (private property?) just a few feet off of Branciforte.

2008-11-01 36 -122 -- Hash was just offshore, about 100m. Satellite view makes it look like it might be rocky, but this would have been the perfect shot at a surf achievement.

Achievements

Graticule unlocked.png
 Ted earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
by being the first to reach any hashpoint in the (36, -122) graticule, here, on 2008-08-11.

People/activities

  • Adambb
  • Ted will bring Once Upon A Time when he comes.
  • Kurtis Drake would like to go to one of these, but most likely won't check it on the right day.
  • Quertior lives in Santa Cruz, but his house falls inside the Salinas, California graticule instead. Because that graticule has more land, he'll usually participate in it, but since he lives in the town of Santa Cruz, he looks forward to the next land hash here.
  • Spaceboy located in the Salinas graticule but close to Santa Cruz and up for Santa Cruz meetups on the rare days they occur
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