Difference between revisions of "Pforzheim, Germany"
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The Pforzheim, Germany graticule contains Karlsruhe (South), Pforzheim and Villingen-Schwenningen as the biggest cities and the northern and middle parts of the Black Forest as dominant landscape feature. | The Pforzheim, Germany graticule contains Karlsruhe (South), Pforzheim and Villingen-Schwenningen as the biggest cities and the northern and middle parts of the Black Forest as dominant landscape feature. | ||
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| + | Hashing in this graticule can get challenging for high elevation differences and steep slopes, but if you bring a bike or like a long walk, there aren't many places you can't reach. | ||
According to [[Land usage]], the chance for your hash to fall into one of the following areas is: | According to [[Land usage]], the chance for your hash to fall into one of the following areas is: | ||
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| − | 58.28% Natural reserves | + | 58.28% "Natural reserves" (mostly mountain forests, and not quite really reserves) |
20.93% Fields | 20.93% Fields | ||
13.31% Forests | 13.31% Forests | ||
| − | 3.97% | + | 3.97% Near roads |
| − | 1.79% | + | 1.79% Near highways |
1.54% Settlements | 1.54% Settlements | ||
0.19% Water | 0.19% Water | ||
Revision as of 12:47, 31 August 2009
| Kaiserslautern | Mannheim | Würzburg |
| Strasbourg, France | Pforzheim | Stuttgart |
| Basel, Switzerland | Zürich, Switzerland | Sankt Gallen, Switzerland |
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Today's Location: [Pforzheim, Germany]
Contents
About
The Pforzheim, Germany graticule contains Karlsruhe (South), Pforzheim and Villingen-Schwenningen as the biggest cities and the northern and middle parts of the Black Forest as dominant landscape feature.
Hashing in this graticule can get challenging for high elevation differences and steep slopes, but if you bring a bike or like a long walk, there aren't many places you can't reach.
According to Land usage, the chance for your hash to fall into one of the following areas is:
58.28% "Natural reserves" (mostly mountain forests, and not quite really reserves) 20.93% Fields 13.31% Forests 3.97% Near roads 1.79% Near highways 1.54% Settlements 0.19% Water
Active Users
Living in this graticule
none yet
Nearby users from adjacent graticules
- Ekorren - lives near the graticule border in 48,9
- Koepfel - lives in Karlsruhe, in 49,8, about 2km from the graticule border
- nick_mz - lives in Tübingen, 48,9
Expeditions
most recent first
- 2009-08-22: Ekorren found beautiful lakes and lots of trees in another Black Forest valley.
- 2009-08-11: Koepfel will try to reach the Hashpoint in Spielberg, about 4 kilometers away from the previous one.
- 2009-08-10: Koepfel reached the coordinates in a residential area in Marxzell.
- 2009-08-08: Ekorren went deep into the Black Forest to a meadow in a remote part of the upper Nagold valley.
- 2009-08-06: Ekorren visited future bread near Bondorf.
- 2009-06-18: Ekorren climbed through the northwestern Schönbuch forest.
- 2009-06-10: Ekorren couldn't pluck apples at Herrenberg because it was totally the wrong season. Again. And nick_mz went there half an hour later, so they missed another. Again.
- 2009-06-08: nick_mz went to Rangendingen and into the woods.
- 2009-05-27: Ekorren couldn't pluck apples at Herrenberg because it was totally the wrong season.
- 2009-05-16: Ekorren went by bike to Haigerloch and walked through freshly cut hay.
- 2009-05-07: Ekorren took a large detour on the way to Stuttgart to revisit a forest at Deckenpfronn.
- 2009-05-04: Ekorren went to Rottenburg-Ergenzingen and turned around 32m from the point to make sure not to harm any crop.
- 2009-05-03: Koepfel visited the Hashpoint in Ittersbach in the late evening.
- 2009-05-01: Ekorren went to an almost deja-vu spot at Bodelshausen.
- 2009-04-25: Koepfel and Ekorren take a bike ride from Freudenstadt deep into the Black Forest.
- 2009-04-05: Fluxkompensator and Koepfel met in a field near Grünwettersbach, a suburb of Karlsruhe
- 2009-04-04: Ekorren found a great view on Castle Hohenzollern outside Hechingen.
- 2009-03-30: Fluxkompensator and Koepfel met near the French-German border, between Lauterbourg and Berg (Pfalz).
- 2009-03-22: Ekorren went all the way to Deckenpfronn to find another forest (and an impressing doline a bit further).
- 2009-03-08: Ekorren found a collection of No Trespassing signs and got stuck in a sticky white substance in the Schönbuch forest near Ammerbuch-Breitenholz
- 2009-03-04: Koepfel visited the hashpoint in a forest at the Fremersberg near Baden-Baden
- 2009-03-01: Ekorren visited the hills at Hechingen-Weilheim
- 2009-02-14: Koepfel found the Hash in a forest near Iffezheim
- 2009-02-13: Ekorren tried to get to Horb by bike, but only got there by bus.
- 2009-01-31: Koepfel visited a field near Neuburg am Rhein
- 2009-01-28: Ekorren visited a dead end field near Rottenburg-Bieringen
- 2009-01-12: Ekorren and ilpadre went to Lauterbourg and roamed along the heavily fortified Germany-France border.
- 2009-01-10: Ekorren went to Muggensturm and couldn't find out whether he reached the point.
- 2009-01-04: Ekorren went to Rottenburg-Ergenzingen by bike and found that the B28a primary road (which is not shown on the aerial photo) had finally been built around the hash.
- 2009-01-03: Ekorren went to Rottenburg by bike to find a backyard.
- 2008-11-26: Ekorren and Danatar visit this graticule's first hashpoint, inside Pforzheim.
