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Revision as of 14:45, 2 January 2009
Albury Wodonga (graticule -36, 146) is officially two towns, located side by side on the New South Wales (Albury) / Victoria (Wodonga) border. The Albury Wodonga region has a combined population of about 101,000. Albury City is the slightly larger of the two with 46,000 people, Wodonga has about 30,500 inhabitants.
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This graticule could by rights also be named the Wangaratta graticule. Wangaratta is home to just over 15,500 people.
Features of the graticule include the Murray river, and part of Lake Mulwala, which offers a slight chance of a water geohash. The wine growing areas of Oxley and Rutherglen are dotted with vinyards and cottage wineries, touring the local wines is a popular tourist activity. Nearby Wangaratta is a well know Cathedral City.
The graticule includes the Chiltern Mt Pilot National Park, the Mt Buffalo National Park, the Mt Samaria State Park and parts of the Wabonga State Park. The mountainous areas to the South East of the graticule offer plenty of opportunities for making us Mother Natures Bitches.
The nearby Tallangatta (-36, 147) graticule has three major townships. Tallangatta at just under a thousand people, Mt Beauty at just over two thousand people and Corryong at just over one thousand people. This graticule includes the Kiewa and Mitta Valleys which are known for their beef and dairy production, as well as the Ski fields of Falls Creek.
The graticule includes a large part of the Alpine National Park, which surrounds Falls Creek, and includes Victoria's tallest peak, Mt Bogong.
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Upcoming Locations
Upcoming locations for both the Albury Wodonga Graticule, and the nearby Tallangatta/Mt Beauty graticule.
NOTE: The links aren't working at the moment. Copy the co-ordinates and drop them into google maps manually.
Albury Wodonga
Coordinate and map links -36, 146 | |
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Thursday 2024-12-05 | -36.8506092, 146.6903614 |
Tallangatta / Mt Beauty
Coordinate and map links -36, 147 | |
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Thursday 2024-12-05 | -36.8506092, 147.6903614 |
Planning Pages
Add details of any expeditions you plan on mounting here.
Meetups
Show up to the geohash co-ordinates at 4pm on any given Saturday, you never know who might be there.
SMS Notification: My (Kieran) phone number is 0430509913. Send me your phone number, and I'll send you updates. Send me updates (ie. when you decide to head to a location), and I'll forward them to other local geohashers.
Past Expeditions
- 2009-01-02 -36 147 - success!
- 2009-01-01 -36 146 - failed!
- 2008-12-23 -36, 146 - success!
- 2008-09-29 -36, 146 - success!
Geohashers
Add your name here if you want to get in touch with other geohashers in the Albury Wodonga area.
- Acajou - doesn't have a login, but joins us from time to time.
- Kieran - When I'm not in Canberra. Contact me on 0430509913
JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP!
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=59113165329
Gallery
A selection of photos from past meetups in our area.
Acajou walking back to the car from 2008-09-29 -36, 146
An echidna near 2009-01-01 -36 146
Footings of an old building on the floor of lake hume, near 2009-01-02 -36 147
Trees, with the soil washed away from the roots, near 2009-01-02 -36 147