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| + | [[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2022-03-02 -27 153]] -- [[User:benkaiser|Ben Kaiser]] On the roadside in an industrial estate.<br/> | ||
[[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2015-03-27 -27 153]] -- [[User:PDiddy|PDiddy]] On a driveway in West End with beer in hand.<br/> | [[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2015-03-27 -27 153]] -- [[User:PDiddy|PDiddy]] On a driveway in West End with beer in hand.<br/> | ||
[[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2015-03-22 -27 153]] -- [[User:Felix Dance|Felix Dance]], Liz, Tim, Bec, [[User:PDiddy|PDiddy]] and Kathryn reached a hash in a suburb near Bribie Island.<br/> | [[Image:Arrow2.png|12px]] [[2015-03-22 -27 153]] -- [[User:Felix Dance|Felix Dance]], Liz, Tim, Bec, [[User:PDiddy|PDiddy]] and Kathryn reached a hash in a suburb near Bribie Island.<br/> | ||
Revision as of 12:34, 2 March 2022
| Gympie | Maroochydore | -26,154 |
| Ipswich | Brisbane | -27,154 |
| Warwick | Gold Coast | -28,154 |
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Latest Coordinates and Map Quick-Links - Brisbane | |
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| Sunday 2024-11-24 | -27.3551281, 153.6005570 |
| Monday 2024-11-25 | -27.7269909, 153.9214530 |
This graticule contains the city center and densest population areas of Brisbane. However the graticule is also approximately 75% ocean, and 5% islands that are not easily accessible (especially on short notice). This leaves the graticule with only 20% viable area on short notice.
Contents
Brisbane Area
Brisbane (the city) is split into two graticules by a longitude line just west of the city centre.
This eastern graticule at -27,153 is called Brisbane. The western graticule is inland at -27,152 and called Ipswich.
Summary of Expeditions...
2022-03-02 -27 153 -- Ben Kaiser On the roadside in an industrial estate.
2015-03-27 -27 153 -- PDiddy On a driveway in West End with beer in hand.
2015-03-22 -27 153 -- Felix Dance, Liz, Tim, Bec, PDiddy and Kathryn reached a hash in a suburb near Bribie Island.
2013-01-13 -27 153 -- Ged3000 reached a hashpoint.
2011 May 11 - Wednesday - A hashpoint on the train line north of the Valley. 2009 Aug 18 - Tuesday - A surburban not-quite-street in Logandale. 2009 May 20 - Wednesday - On the eve of Geohashing Day, Nemo achieved his first Brisbane geohash on the foothills of Mt Gravatt
- 2008-06-14 -27 153 -- TMBomber thwarted by lack of public access.
2008 June 06 - Friday - Ubethatway made it to the water geohash location at Cleveland
- Water Graticule achievement
2008 June 02 - Monday - Ubethatway, KzazB and Cpt.Hardthing made it to the geohash location at Chermside.
- Virgin Graticule achievement for Brisbane
Local participants
The Social?
Geohashing has a social aspect outside JUST the hashpoint meetups.
For example...
- If Saturday night is games night, what games do we all play?
- Table top or otherwise.
Cranium or Articulate, says I! (Joel) Or Werewolf/Mafia?! I'd be up for a meetup as soon as it's meetupable!
We could invent our own games even! (not without precedent: Geohash Card Game)
Brisbane geohash on Facebook
Other information to be aware of
- These graticules fall under the 30W Time Zone Rule.
