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Revision as of 03:31, 17 July 2011
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Location
In the John Day Valley between John Day and Prairie City.
Participants
Expedition
This was the first known attempt to hash the Prairie City graticule. From the aerial imagery, it looked possible that this hashpoint might be accessible by a short walk across an open field. Unlikely and, as it turned out, not so: ground zero was well over into fenced agricultural land.
Expedition Twarted.
Photos
Looking toward the hashpoint from Pine Creek Road.
Junction of Pine Creek Road and Highway 26.
