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-This is the GPS location of the cache, stages, listed location. Here is an example  S46 22.325  E168 20.985  The S= South E=East N= North W- West. In other countries the coordinates could be N88 33.561 E168 20.665.
+This is the GPS location of the cache, stages, listed location. Here is an example S46 22.325 E168 20.985 The S= South E=East N= North W- West. In other countries the coordinates could be N88 33.561 E168 20.665.
 There are different datums used but the example is the most commonly used.
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-Geocaches come in all sizes from those the size of a large pencil eraser and as large as a school locker or building!  What is important is that the container be waterproof and weather proof, can be opened and closed, and can hold at least a paper log for geocachers to sign when they find the geocache.
+Geocaches come in all sizes from those the size of a large pencil eraser and as large as a school locker or building! What is important is that the container be waterproof and weather proof, can be opened and closed, and can hold at least a paper log for geocachers to sign when they find the geocache.
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-In each cache at the final location the container has a log. consisting of paper, a little book, a scroll of paper where the cacher writes their trail name, caching name and date found. These would normally be inside a plastic bag within the container.  Remember to replace it and seal the container well. Virtual, earthcaches, and several more types have no actual container.
+In each cache at the final location the container has a log. consisting of paper, a little book, a scroll of paper where the cacher writes their trail name, caching name and date found. These would normally be inside a plastic bag within the container. Remember to replace it and seal the container well. Virtual, earthcaches, and several more types have no actual container.
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-Small/micro containers are used a lot in urban geocaching.  They range in size from a "nano" container the size of a large pencil eraser, and include bison tubes, film canisters, key magnet containers and similar sized containers.  They are all smaller than a man's billfold.
+Small/micro containers are used a lot in urban geocaching. They range in size from a "nano" container the size of a large pencil eraser, and include bison tubes, film canisters, key magnet containers and similar sized containers. They are all smaller than a man's billfold.
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-Small containers are used in some urban, many suburban, and even country geocaching settings.  These containers are similar in size to a man's billfold.  Small lock-n-lock and rubber-maid containers or larger recycled pill bottles make great small sized containers.
+Small containers are used in some urban, many suburban, and even country geocaching settings. These containers are similar in size to a man's billfold. Small lock-n-lock and rubber-maid containers or larger recycled pill bottles make great small sized containers.
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-Medium/regular sized containers are most often used in rural or park geocaching.  They are the size of lock-n-lock containers and include the classic ammo-box container.  This type is the traditional "old fashioned" type of container that MOST geocaches used to be.  Kids really enjoy this size of cache, because it often contains toys to be traded.  Be sure to trade even, trade up, or don't trade!
+Medium/regular sized containers are most often used in rural or park geocaching. They are the size of lock-n-lock containers and include the classic ammo-box container. This type is the traditional "old fashioned" type of container that MOST geocaches used to be. Kids really enjoy this size of cache, because it often contains toys to be traded. Be sure to trade even, trade up, or don't trade!
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-The original geocache was a large container geocache, a 5-gallon bucket in the woods near Portland Oregon.  5-gallon "paint buckets," old coolers, treasure chests, and even storage lockers all fall into this category.  These are relatively rare, and can be very unique hides.
+The original geocache was a large container geocache, a 5-gallon bucket in the woods near Portland Oregon. 5-gallon "paint buckets," old coolers, treasure chests, and even storage lockers all fall into this category. These are relatively rare, and can be very unique hides.
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-Any container that is unusually shaped or sized fits in this category.  Camouflaged zip-locks, long PVC-pipe hides, as well as earthcaches and virtuals display this size of hide.
+Any container that is unusually shaped or sized fits in this category. Camouflaged zip-locks, long PVC-pipe hides, as well as earthcaches and virtuals display this size of hide.
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-Usually called an '''Unknown cache''' and is displayed on the map with a '''?'''. These can be puzzle caches where you may have to spend lots of time deciphering a code or puzzle before you go to find the container. The container usually is NOT at the listed coordinates. You can have lots of fun and frustration solving these. You can also message others who have found it or even the CO for some further hints. A useful web page to help solve these geocachingtoolbox.com. The final is usually withing 5 km of given location.
+Usually called an '''Unknown cache''' and is displayed on the map with a '''?'''. These can be puzzle caches where you may have to spend lots of time deciphering a code or puzzle before you go to find the container. The container usually is NOT at the listed coordinates. You can have lots of fun and frustration solving these. You can also message others who have found it or even the CO for some further hints. A useful web page to help solve these geocachingtoolbox.com. The final is usually within 5 km of given location.
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-This is not a physical cache, but rather a place of usually historical or local interest; that is, a commemorative plaque, sign, object, or building. Virtual caches are grandfathered on Geocaching.com. In 2020 a special release of more Virtual caches was given to a selection of CO in many countries. In most cases the finder has to provide some location explicit answer or upload a photo. This prevents armchair cachers logging these from their home without actually visiting the location.  New virtual caches are now accepted only on [http://www.waymarking.com waymarking.com].
+This is not a physical cache, but rather a place of usually historical or local interest; that is, a commemorative plaque, sign, object, or building. Virtual caches are grandfathered on Geocaching.com. In 2020 a special release of more Virtual caches was given to a selection of CO in many countries. In most cases the finder has to provide some location explicit answer or upload a photo. This prevents armchair cachers logging these from their home without actually visiting the location. New virtual caches are now accepted only on [http://www.waymarking.com waymarking.com].
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-;Whereigo caches: You need to download to your device the app so you can play. Then download the cartridge for the particular Wherigio then go to the location open the files follow instructions to you get to the end and that is where the container is.  You do need phone service coverage for the game to load properly and this can be problematic in some locations.
+;Whereigo caches: You need to download to your device the app so you can play. Then download the cartridge for the particular Wherigio then go to the location open the files follow instructions to you get to the end and that is where the container is. You do need phone service coverage for the game to load properly and this can be problematic in some locations.
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-In the geocaching app, simply hit the load/refresh button or wait a moment to let the map load with nearby caches.  If you wish to search for a specific type of geocache or location other than the one immediately around you, choose the magnifying glass, and add criterion.
+In the geocaching app, simply hit the load/refresh button or wait a moment to let the map load with nearby caches. If you wish to search for a specific type of geocache or location other than the one immediately around you, choose the magnifying glass, and add criterion.
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 Travel bugs and coins can be purchased on ground speak and other merchant sites. Once you have receiver yours you can name it, set targets, attach items to it. They usually come in the form of Dog Tags. These have a code stamped on them. Once you have set them up online you release them and log them into a cache for other finders to either log as discovered or log as taken from a cache. Then these TB's travel to another cache. The person that now has it can log it a visiting a cache or leaving it in a cache. Then others can do similar. The CO gets notification when your TB has been shifted from a cache and where it gets left in a cache. The TB accumulates a travel distance.
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 ;Letterbox hybrid caches: These are like traditional caches having a container with log book etc. But these also have a stamp and sometimes inkpad. When the finder finds these if they are a Letterbox finder they will have their own logging book to record their finds and their own personal stamp. They use the cache stamp to stamp their personal logbook and then stamp the cache logbook with their stamp and write the date found. This type of cache can be found by both Letterboxer and geocacher people. If the person is in both sports they log in the respective web site they are involved in.
 The cache stamp must remain in the cache and is not counted as a swap. The cache must be available to both Geocachers and Letterboxers and not be just a cache with a stamp. Therefore should be listed in the various Letterboxing websites as well as geocaching sites. There is a separate honour called Letterboxing.
 ;Whereigo caches: You need to download to your device the app so you can play. Then download the cartridge for the particular Wherigio then go to the location open the files follow instructions to you get to the end and that is where the container is.  You do need phone service coverage for the game to load properly and this can be problematic in some locations.

AY Honors/Geocaching/Answer Key 2 - Revision history

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