Difference between revisions of "Fishguard, United Kingdom"
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| nw = [[Dublin, Ireland]] | | nw = [[Dublin, Ireland]] | ||
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| ne = [[Anglesey, United Kingdom|Anglesey]] | | ne = [[Anglesey, United Kingdom|Anglesey]] | ||
| w = [[Carlow, Ireland]] | | w = [[Carlow, Ireland]] |
Revision as of 10:18, 9 August 2018
Dublin, Ireland | Lambay Island East, Ireland | Anglesey |
Carlow, Ireland | Fishguard | Aberystwyth |
Atlantic Ocean | Milford Haven | Barnstaple |
Today's location: geohashing.info google osm bing/os kml crox |
The Fishguard graticule is at latitude 52, longitude -5. It covers parts of both the United Kingdom and Ireland -- a tiny part of the Welsh coast to the west of Fishguard around Strumble Head, and an even tinier part of the Irish coast near Wicklow. Over 99% of the graticule is water. The Fishguard-Rosslare ferry passes through this graticule, making for a challenging Geohash.
Water geohashes are highly likely here. A Reverse regional achievement is insanely unlikely. No hash location has fallen on land in the Irish section of the graticule in recorded history.