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| Los Angeles | San Bernardino | Twentynine Palms |
| Long Beach | Santa Ana | Borrego Springs |
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| Friday 2024-11-22 | 34.4868690, -117.2238979 |
| Saturday 2024-11-23 | 34.4452558, -117.9971067 |
| Sunday 2024-11-24 | 34.3551281, -117.6005570 |
The San Bernardino graticule is at latitude 34, longitude -117. This area encompasses Ontario, Redlands and parts of eastern LA County, such as Pomona. It also includes LA/Ontario International Airport and most of Edwards Air Force Base.
Contents
Current Events
Update this section to notify other people about current plans.
Map of today's location.
PDF poster for today's location. (More information at User:Crox/Poster.)
First Saturday Meetup
- Saturday, 2008-05-24: Steuard, far_call, and Delzer made it to this geohash on a walking path in a suburban neighborhood near Vintage Park in Rancho Cucamonga. Patrick didn't quite make it (hoping the novelty and adventure will still be here next week).
2008
- Saturday, 2008-05-24: Steuard, far_call, and Delzer made it to this geohash on a walking path in a suburban neighborhood near Vintage Park in Rancho Cucamonga.
- Saturday, 2008-05-31: Jacob, Steuard, and far_call might try to reach this point that might be on private property in Colton.
- Thursday, 2008-06-05: Martin and Sauron reached an evening hashpoint in a sketchy neighborhood in Redlands.
- Saturday, 2008-06-07: Chris, Martin, and far_call head for an out-of-the-way, but accessible, bit of desert near Apple Valley.
- Friday, 2008-08-22: User:far_call claims this as a successful geohash.
- Saturday, 2008-08-23: User:far_call claims this as a successful geohash.
- Saturday, 2008-09-20: Mike went to a residential neighborhood in Lake Los Angeles.
2009
- Sunday, 2009-02-01: Mark intends to try for this one, so people should come!
- Saturday, 2009-02-14: Pifactorial hashed and cached with his father, met some Civil War reenactors.
2012
- Saturday, 2012-08-11: Benglish and Mellycopter brought the graticule back to life and had fun with kites and a conveniently located ATV/dirt bike track.
- Sunday, 2012-12-02: LucasBrown attempts to reach a hash a mile west-northwest of Sunset Peak in the San Gabriel Mountains.
- Friday 14 December: LucasBrown visits a hash point on West Grand Avenue, Pomona, CA
2013
- Wednesday 2013-06-26: Bunthorne almost made it. About 100 feet into the Santa Fe Dam Lake, and they didn't have any rental boats today. Heck, that's close enough. I MADE IT!
2014
- Saturday, 2014-03-08: Bravissimo594 (talk) and Boppy5 went to Grand Avenue, beside Mt. San Antonio College, in Walnut.
2016
- Saturday, 2016-04-30: AeroIllini visited the spot near Southern California Logistics Airport in Adelanto while he was visiting from Seattle.
- Sunday, 2016-05-01: AeroIllini completed both a consecutive hash (with 2016-04-30 34 -117 just off I-15 south of Barstow) and a Multihash (with 2016-05-01 34 -116 in the desert between Barstow and Needles)!
- Saturday, 2016-05-21: AeroIllini, again visiting from Seattle, failed to reach the point inside a closed warehouse south of LA/Ontario Airport.
2017
- Wednesday, 2017-12-27: McKay (talk) made it to the point by a business in the City of Industry.
2020
- Saturday, 2020-05-23: Geohashing Day (observed). Anyone interested in joining McKay (talk)?
