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Most of the terrain is agricultural. Some areas are very flat. Other areas include low rolling hills. This easy terrain, full of public footpaths, is balanced by coastal mud flats and salt marshes which can be tricky to reach. The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads cover a sizeable area with rivers, canals and man-made broads (lakes) created by peat digging.
 
Most of the terrain is agricultural. Some areas are very flat. Other areas include low rolling hills. This easy terrain, full of public footpaths, is balanced by coastal mud flats and salt marshes which can be tricky to reach. The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads cover a sizeable area with rivers, canals and man-made broads (lakes) created by peat digging.
  
== 2017 Expeditions ==
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== 2018 Expeditions ==
  
 
''If you're planning an expedition, please add to this section. People actively watch it and they might try to join you.''
 
''If you're planning an expedition, please add to this section. People actively watch it and they might try to join you.''
  
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{{Cambridge/2016 GHD}} <!-- This now points to the 2018 tenth anniversary meetup --?
  
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* {{Fail|60/448}} [[2017-05-11 52 1|2017-05-11]] (Thu): [[User:Sourcerer|Sourcerer]] failed to reach the point just off the A11 at Wymondham, Norfolk, UK.
 
* {{Fail|60/448}} [[2017-05-11 52 1|2017-05-11]] (Thu): [[User:Sourcerer|Sourcerer]] failed to reach the point just off the A11 at Wymondham, Norfolk, UK.

Revision as of 22:05, 21 May 2017

Expeditions in 52, 1.

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Cambridge Norwich North Sea
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About Norwich

The 52,1 graticule covers the parts of the United Kingdom from 52° to 53° latitude, and from 1° to 2° longitude. This includes parts of Norfolk and Suffolk with their coastlines. The Reverse regional achievement is easily achieved by geohashing both these counties. 57% is land. In an average month there might be 17 land geohashes with 15 reachable so it's a "coin toss" whether or not you can reach coordinates on any given day. The north coast is in sea area Humber. The east is Thames.

Most of the terrain is agricultural. Some areas are very flat. Other areas include low rolling hills. This easy terrain, full of public footpaths, is balanced by coastal mud flats and salt marshes which can be tricky to reach. The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads cover a sizeable area with rivers, canals and man-made broads (lakes) created by peat digging.

2018 Expeditions

If you're planning an expedition, please add to this section. People actively watch it and they might try to join you.

May 2018

All geohashers are cordially invited to the 10th anniversary 2018 geohashing day meetup in the Cambridge UK graticule.