Here's the first draft... Subject to amendment of course.
Most Found Caches by State and Country
There's also a link in the bookmark to some oddball stats you may or may not find interesting...
Thanks a bunch for the help.
Cheers,
addisonbr
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Here's the first draft... Subject to amendment of course.
Most Found Caches by State and Country
There's also a link in the bookmark to some oddball stats you may or may not find interesting...
Thanks a bunch for the help.
Cheers,
addisonbr
Busy week - we have crossed 800,000 available caches worldwide and 5000 published Maine caches. And, we will be crossing 4000 available Maine caches in the near future!
Maine Geocaching Stats
Last edited by brdad; 05-26-2009 at 09:05 AM.
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Just smile it won't crack your face
The statistics on sanity are that one out of every four persons is
suffering from some sort of mental illness. Think of your three best
friends -- if they're okay, then it's you.
I do have to admit... There aren't that many nice, scenic locations left to place an ammo can anymore! LOL! (But RuLost2? and I know of a couple...)
We'll put out a few in the next couple of weeks.
And here's an idea: maybe some of the newer cachers that are looking for a good place to place a cache could check the archived Maine caches to see if the location could be "reused". Ca't think of any off the top of my head, but I know there must be some nice locations where the cache has been archived for some reason.
There are many many places left that are suitable for ammo boxes - perhaps not all are in sight of Mt. Katahdin or Maine's coast but they are very worthy locations - If anyone is having a hard time to find a place suitable, I will be glad to look up on my maps and the list of archived caches to help them place a full size cache. I can think of several places off the top of my head in the Bangor area as well.
All it takes is a little research, forethought, and imagination to place a cache that will create memories for a large percentage of the finders.
Maine has 5000+ lakes and ponds, 2,589 mountain peaks and summits, 3000+ miles of coastline, 4,613 coastal islands - you can't convince me all the good spots are gone!
Last edited by brdad; 05-26-2009 at 06:32 PM.
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Dubord has enlightened me to a slight error in my code regarding the milestone hide calculations - I will try and have those fixed by the next run!
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