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| + | [[Image:Arrow2.png|8px]] 7. [[2015-10-24 -31 -64|2015-10-24 -31 -64]]. Rural area in Villa Esquiú. Córdoba, Argentina. | ||
[[Image:Arrow2.png|8px]] 6. [[2015-10-21 -31 -64|2015-10-21 -31 -64]]. Landfill in the southern part of the city. Córdoba, Argentina. | [[Image:Arrow2.png|8px]] 6. [[2015-10-21 -31 -64|2015-10-21 -31 -64]]. Landfill in the southern part of the city. Córdoba, Argentina. | ||
Revision as of 23:30, 24 October 2015
| Serrezuela | Cruz del Eje | San José de la Dormida |
| Villa Dolores | Córdoba | Arroyito |
| Merlo | Río Tercero | Villa María |
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Today's location: not yet announced | ||
The Córdoba graticule is at latitude -31, longitude -64. It covers the center of the mediterranean province of Córdoba, Argentina, its capital city Córdoba (second largest city in Argentina) and three touristic valleys divided by very beautiful sierras.
Graticule Maps
Successful expeditions
7. 2015-10-24 -31 -64. Rural area in Villa Esquiú. Córdoba, Argentina.
6. 2015-10-21 -31 -64. Landfill in the southern part of the city. Córdoba, Argentina.
5. 2015-09-23 -31 -64. In a street in La Calera. Córdoba, Argentina.
4. 2015-06-04 -31 -64. Near a street in Mendiolaza. Córdoba, Argentina.
3. 2015-03-15 -31 -64. Suburban location in La Falda. Córdoba, Argentina.
2. 2015-03-07 -31 -64. Suburban location near Recta Martinoli. Córdoba, Argentina.
1. 2012-07-22 -31 -64. Pampa de Achala, Córdoba.
