Difference between revisions of "Cambridge, United Kingdom"
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Mmm, it looks like there is a mistake above: it is *not* in the (52,0) graticule... | Mmm, it looks like there is a mistake above: it is *not* in the (52,0) graticule... | ||
:True, but the (52,0) location is further from Cambridge, and significantly more underwater. | :True, but the (52,0) location is further from Cambridge, and significantly more underwater. | ||
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Revision as of 14:27, 26 May 2008
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This graticule has boundaries from 52° to 53° latitude, and 0° to 1° longitude and contains Cambridge, UK. The graticle from -1° to 0° longitude is also near to Cambridge, but, due to the symmetry about the prime meridian, will never provide locations closer to the centre of Cambridge.
Local Geohashers
- Slainveteran is bike powered, so will only be able to make it when the coordinates lie nearby Cambridge itself
- lilac is also bike powered, but might be prepared to cycle up to about ten miles for a Saturday location.
- Spanky is also bike powered, and went Saturday (24/5), leaving a little later than expected. Saw nobody and will be taking a satnav in future. Here is an Art found outside Haverhill:
- youpi is bike powered, was there (52.126648°, 0.547533°) this afternoon (Saturday, 24/5) between 16:00 and 16:30 but saw nobody :/ Anyway it was a cool 46 miles tour! On the way I spotted an unexpected road sign:
For the cycle-powered, Sunday's location (2008-05-25) looks to be reachable from Bishops Stortford / Stansted Airport railway stations (though it's about 10 miles each way):
51.9417748528,0.18287359767
Mmm, it looks like there is a mistake above: it is *not* in the (52,0) graticule...
- True, but the (52,0) location is further from Cambridge, and significantly more underwater.
Spanky suggests: some cunning way of indicating who has visited a spot...?