Difference between revisions of "Tecate, Mexico"
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The Tecate [[graticule]] is 32, -116. It includes the twin cities of Tecate, California and Tecate, Mexico and eastern San Diego County. The local [http://www.sca.org/ SCA chapter] holds two events in Potrero Park every year, and American bikers meet up for an annual rally in Tecate, Mexico. | The Tecate [[graticule]] is 32, -116. It includes the twin cities of Tecate, California and Tecate, Mexico and eastern San Diego County. The local [http://www.sca.org/ SCA chapter] holds two events in Potrero Park every year, and American bikers meet up for an annual rally in Tecate, Mexico. | ||
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+ | A quick run through [[Land usage]] nets the following: | ||
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+ | 78.59% Fields | ||
+ | 18.11% Natural reserves | ||
+ | 3.17% Water | ||
+ | 0.08% Intracity Highways | ||
+ | 0.05% Highways | ||
+ | </pre> | ||
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[[Category:California]] | [[Category:California]] |
Revision as of 07:31, 9 June 2010
Santa Ana, California | Borrego Springs, California | Joshua Tree, California |
San Diego, California | Tecate | Mexicali |
Pacific Ocean | Ensenada | Colonia Lázaro Cárdenas |
Today's location: not yet announced |
The Tecate graticule is 32, -116. It includes the twin cities of Tecate, California and Tecate, Mexico and eastern San Diego County. The local SCA chapter holds two events in Potrero Park every year, and American bikers meet up for an annual rally in Tecate, Mexico.
A quick run through Land usage nets the following:
78.59% Fields 18.11% Natural reserves 3.17% Water 0.08% Intracity Highways 0.05% Highways
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Saria thinks she'll have more luck in this graticule than the main San Diego one, since it isn't mostly ocean. :)