Degree Confluences

ClydeE · Post by **ClydeE** » 11 November 03 1:03 am

Some of you may have seen this one before - but I haven't so thought I would share.

http://www.confluence.org/

Anyone submitted primary confluences?

The Spindoctors · Post by **The Spindoctors** » 11 November 03 11:58 am

I've seen it, but there are none in the ACT.

I have to travel interstate.

bmac · Post by **bmac** » 11 November 03 12:18 pm

There is a cache here in Qld that is on a confluence point.

bmac.

Quasar · Post by **Quasar** » 11 November 03 9:59 pm

All the confluences in Victoria have already been got.

I got one of them...you have to be quick!

http://www.confluence.org/confluence.php?id=1651

Of course you can still visit ones that have already been got but it's not the same!

It's great seeing the GPS zero out..

Team Piggy · Post by **Team Piggy** » 11 November 03 11:29 pm

Have done one Primary in SA, 3 secondaries in SA, and a secondary in VIC.
Caches placed near a few of the SA ones and one in the Glenelg river area in VIC.
It kinda got pointless after the seconds set of 00000's.

Team Pathfinder · Post by **Team Pathfinder** » 12 November 03 10:38 am

We have logged a couple up here in the Pilbara!! Now if you guys want a REAL challenge you should attempt these ones!! They really are in the middle of nowhere with virtually no tracks.

Team Geo-Nads · Post by **Team Geo-Nads** » 12 November 03 10:23 pm

There is also a cache out Dubbo way on a confluence

Lead-lined · Post by **Lead-lined** » 13 November 03 1:09 am

There used to be a cache at S34 E151 "#35 Dee Cee" GC37FB. Unfortunately it was the victom of the Sydney fire season. This confluence point was particularly easy to get to.

Jedda · Post by **Jedda** » 22 November 03 4:02 pm

Yeah, Ive done 30S 153E which is near Grafton. Took most of the day to complete, and afterwards had my gps stolen, but besides that it was great fun

Two Goth Geeks · Post by **Two Goth Geeks** » 27 July 04 10:00 am

All the ones around me seem to be done already

Dingbats · Post by **Dingbats** » 27 July 04 11:55 am

You can do them again!

teamkittens · Post by **teamkittens** » 27 July 04 12:04 pm

Have had plans to get 42Ã‚Â°S 146Ã‚Â°E at some point, should be a worthy trip..<br>
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As someone on slashdot pointed out, how about we start a new project:<br>
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Visiting every peak who altitude in cubits is a prime number?

Jedda · Post by **Jedda** » 29 July 04 6:55 pm

I think that the work done with the confluence project could become more important in the future, as there will be a photographic record of the world during a small period in time

embi · Post by **embi** » 30 July 04 9:51 am

I did one of the victorian ones many moons ago

Mix · Post by **Mix** » 16 February 06 10:08 pm

Now another reason to visit...

http://geocaching.com.au/cache/ga0155

Geocaching Australia

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