Re: Longitude Coordinate Bingo Challenge GCA0Y42

Hello checker builders - you lot are awesome.

The challenge for "Longitude Coordinate Bingo Challenge" GCA0Y42 is to Looking at the last two digits of the longitude (W) coordinate, find geocaches that end with all 100 numbers between "00" and "99". This is inspired by 'fun run bingo' that uses the 00-59 seconds of their finish times.

Any type of geocache count (except lab caches of course) and they can be from any location. For this challenge, the latitude coordinates
do not matter and can be any number

I have qualified for this challenge and here are the first 15 of my qualifying caches:

name longitude end
War and Punishment W112° 25.500 - 00
Cokeville Meadows W110° 56.601 - 01
Zombie W111° 54.202 - 02
Cache to Eagle - Westminster W111° 54.403 - 03
I'm a Doctor, not a Doorstop! W111° 42.504 - 04
this is the pits W113° 47.705 - 05
Hip Pocket W112° 27.906 - 06
United PI2009 -C W104° 50.807 - 07
NO MORE CHOO CHOO W114° 34.508 - 08
Cache Every Date Challenge - 1% W111° 41.309 - 09
Koning Kroonkurk W63° 02.910 - 10
Easter Egg Hunt W80° 42.911 - 11
Travelers Geo-escape 8 W80° 09.812 - 12
Robber!!!.....Help!! W96° 11.813 - 13
Classy Corner Cache W111° 40.914 - 14
Puerto Virtuallarta W105° 14.115 - 15

I tried to format them into a table for you but am not smart enough to do that in here. Sorry for the jumbled appearance.

This is likely not publishable under the current Challenge Cache Guidelines:

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Challenge Cache Guidelines - Section 10: Source of Criteria

NOT ACCEPTABLE
Challenges based on geographic areas other than countries, states/provinces, counties (or their local equivalent). Examples: user-defined mapping polygons, latitude/longitude, radius, etc.

Hugh, great point. It hinges on the interpretation of that rule applying or not to this challenge. I'll run it past my local reviewer.

This thread has not received any further feedback and will therefor be moved to ARCHIVE Checker requests (impossible). Should the requester have any queries he can raise his question on this thread in the archived section