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Revision as of 10:41, 8 April 2009

Appomattox, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Newport News, Virginia
Henderson Roanoke Rapids Norfolk, Virginia
Raleigh Greenville Belhaven

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The N36, W77 Graticule

The Roanoke Rapids graticule contains a wonderful mixture of rolling farmland, small and large towns, forests, swamps, a beautiful state park, and Gaston Lake. It is home to large mammals (white-tailed deer, black bears, coyotes, bobcats, and foxes), smaller and fuzzier critters such as opossums, rabbits and squirrels, and assorted indigenous and migrating waterfowl. A notable feature of this area is an ancient mountain range, now weathered away, called the Fall Line. This line is most noticeable in the outcroppings found at Medoc Mountain State Park in the SW corner.

Hashers


Expenditions

  • 2009-01-03 - NCBears - Nice Geohash location just inside treeline near the entrance to the Stonehouse Timber Lodge at Lake Gaston.