Pictures and albums about Longitude-latitude published in outdoors

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Albums about longitude-latitude

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This Album is where I will post photos, as well as Coordinates of natural phenomenon I have visited. GPS locations courtesy of: The Colorado Desert District Stout Research Center

Earthcache Trilobite

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34� 34'10.10"N 115� 39'31.14"W To see a closer view, use Webshots "Full Size" feature on the upper right hand side of this page. .To see where this is, copy (highlight) these GPS coordinates . Go to Google Earth, and find the word SEARCH in the uppe

Earthcache Big Horn Mine

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34� 21.404'N 117� 44.662'W Copy & Paste these coordinates into the Google Earth search window under the "Fly to" tab in the upper left hand corner of the Google Earth Home Screen. Click the magnifying glass to the right, and you will "Fly" to this sit

Earthcache Mammoth Rock Rub

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38�25'45.40"N 123� 6'56.06"W We saw a Documentary about these markings. Some say they are Mammoth Rubs. The polishings are up to 14 feet above the ground. You be the Judge. To see a larger version, click on "Full Size" in the upper right hand corner of

Earthcache Glass

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37�45'57.54"N 119� 1'14.92"W To see a closer view, use Webshots "Full Size" feature on the upper right hand side of this page. .To see where this is, copy (highlight) these GPS coordinates . Go to Google Earth, and find the word SEARCH in the uppe

Pictures about longitude-latitude

picture: Big Horn Mine

published by: 51773

Inside the Mine. 34� 21.404'N 117� 44.662'W . To see where this is, copy (highlight) these GPS coordinates . Go to Google Earth, and find the word SEARCH in the upper left hand corner. Under it will be 3 tabs. Click on the "Fly To" tab, and paste the coordinates in the little window. When this is accomplished, Click on the little magnifying glass to the right of the little window, and the screen should take you to this location. You can see it closer, by Zooming down. Let me know if this works. (GPS Location courtesy of: The Colorado Desert District Stout Research Center)

picture: Big Horn Mine

published by: 51773