South geohash achievement

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This user earned the South geohash achievement
by reaching the ({{{latitude}}}, {{{longitude}}}) geohash on [[{{{date}}} {{{latitude}}} {{{longitude}}}|{{{date}}}]].

Globalhash on Sun 26 Feb 2012:
-89.991612,-5.861268

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This award is for reaching the geohash with the most southerly latitude.

Record holders

This table contains past and current record holders. The oldest records are at the bottom, the newest one is at the top. Add a new successful expedition to the top of this table if it breaks the current record, but don't add new expeditions in-between older records.

Longitude Expedition Geohasher Notes
-89.99161 2012-02-26 global Katie Hess, Dale Mole, Joselyn Fenstermacher, Robert Schwarz, Sven Lidström Antarctica. Technically, a globalhash, not a geohash. Which makes this all the more awesome.
-53.12254 2008-11-14 -53 -70 relet Punta Arenas, Chile
-43.52917 2008-10-16 -43 172 Evil Monkey
-43.03749 2008-05-31 -43 172 UCanDance
-41.27833 2008-05-29 -41 174 LukeFrogley
-37.12665 2008-05-24 -37 175 InvaluableKiwi Several expeditions on this day break the previous record. This one was the southernmost, and likely reached the earliest due to NZ's timezone. This geohash also was the holder the most easterly successfully reached geohash.
30.17947 2008-05-21 30 -97 Shinwa
37.27974 2008-05-17 37 -122 Zigdon, Randall, emad
45.8559 2008-02-19 45 -122 NoTerminal, Drache Earliest documented expedition

Top 10

This table contains the top ten southernmost successful expeditions of all time. They all are located in Antarctica, Chile, or on the South Island of New Zealand. They did not necessarily break a record and therefore do not necessarily have this achievement, but they are nevertheless interesting. If you add a new successful expeditions that is further south than either of these, remove the old #10.

# Longitude Expedition Geohasher Notes
1 -89.99161 2012-02-26 global Katie Hess, Dale Mole, Joselyn Fenstermacher, Robert Schwarz, Sven Lidström Antarctica. Technically, a globalhash, not a geohash. Which makes this all the more awesome.
2 -70.71222 2019-02-28 -70 -8 The meteorologist, the radio operator Neumayer station, Antarctica
3 -53.12254 2008-11-14 -53 -70 relet Punta Arenas, Chile
4 -45.88193 2012-03-18 -45 170 Us04 Near Dunedin, NZ
5 -44.68752 2023-01-22 -44 169 Stevage Near Wanaka, NZ
6 -44.51777 2018-09-09 -44 170 Quaternary
7 -44.26147 2022-04-27 -44 171 Quaternary
8 -43.86307 2014-03-29 -43 172 Quaternary
9 -43.82496 2018-08-04 -43 172 Quaternary
10 -43.8137 2020-05-29 -43 172 Quaternary

See also