Difference between revisions of "Goldendale, Washington"
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The Goldendale graticule is dominated by the wheatlands of North Central Oregon and South Central Washington. It is divided, like the two states, by the dramatic Columbia River Gorge, through which Interstate 84, Washington State Highway 14, and two major railroads lines all run. Large farms intercut by deep, rugged canyons make accessible hashpoints few and far between. | The Goldendale graticule is dominated by the wheatlands of North Central Oregon and South Central Washington. It is divided, like the two states, by the dramatic Columbia River Gorge, through which Interstate 84, Washington State Highway 14, and two major railroads lines all run. Large farms intercut by deep, rugged canyons make accessible hashpoints few and far between. | ||
Revision as of 02:22, 16 July 2011
| Mt. Rainier | Yakima | Tri Cities |
| The Dalles, Oregon | Goldendale | Hermiston, Oregon |
| Bend, Oregon | Prineville, Oregon | Kimberly, Oregon |
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The Goldendale graticule is dominated by the wheatlands of North Central Oregon and South Central Washington. It is divided, like the two states, by the dramatic Columbia River Gorge, through which Interstate 84, Washington State Highway 14, and two major railroads lines all run. Large farms intercut by deep, rugged canyons make accessible hashpoints few and far between.
Expedition History
2011-07-15 45 -120
Michael5000 and Mrs.5000 fail to reach the hashpoint in the first recorded attempt at this graticule.
Virgin Graticule Status
This (partly) Oregon graticule is still presumed to be "virgin." If you have (or have previously had) a successful expedition, award yourself the Virgin Graticule achievement, and please record the graticule's deflowered state here and on the Oregon page.
