Difference between revisions of "Dziwnów, Poland"

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* a virtually impossible graticule for a Danish Land Geohash (island of Bornholm, north-eastern corner), about 0.05 km<sup>2</sup> (about 0.0007% of total graticule area)
 
* a virtually impossible graticule for a Danish Land Geohash (island of Bornholm, north-eastern corner), about 0.05 km<sup>2</sup> (about 0.0007% of total graticule area)
 
(Areas and percentages were calculated by eye and hand and may be a little off, but should give a fair idea).
 
(Areas and percentages were calculated by eye and hand and may be a little off, but should give a fair idea).
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According to [[Land usage]], the chance for your hash to fall into one of the following areas is:
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99.09% Water
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0.65% Fields
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0.16% Forests
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0.04% Natural reserves
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0.04% Roads
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0.01% Highways
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== Expeditions ==
 
== Expeditions ==

Revision as of 10:47, 31 August 2009

Malmö, Sweden Rønne, Denmark Nexø, Denmark
Stralsund, Germany Dziwnów Kołobrzeg
Neubrandenburg, Germany Szczecin Stargard Szczeciński

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Today's location

The graticule

This graticule is at latitude 54, longitude 14. It is currently inactive. It is

  • a not-so-easy graticule for a Polish Land Geohash (south-eastern corner, about 1% of total graticule area)
  • a difficult graticule for a German Land Geohash (south-western corner, about 0,3% of total graticule area = once a year)
  • a virtually impossible graticule for a Danish Land Geohash (island of Bornholm, north-eastern corner), about 0.05 km2 (about 0.0007% of total graticule area)

(Areas and percentages were calculated by eye and hand and may be a little off, but should give a fair idea).

According to Land usage, the chance for your hash to fall into one of the following areas is:

99.09%	Water
0.65%	Fields
0.16%	Forests
0.04%	Natural reserves
0.04%	Roads
0.01%	Highways

Expeditions

none