How many …..?

[marc_54140]

Number of cachers with over 1000 finds (from selective places):

438 Europe
437 California
193 Germany
128 Texas
126 Washington
107 Ohio
91 Florida
76 United Kingdom
74 Tennessee
74 Illinois
67 Pennsylvania
65 Wisconsin
60 New York
58 Netherlands
57 Onatrio
57 Arizona
40 Massachusetts
37 Australia
20 New Jersey

Interesting, considering the populations, land areas, etc.

[MikeB]

Interesting indeed!

Wisconsin appears very well represented. Just looking at the numbers, the number with over 1k is going to go way up this year. It is heartening that we seem to be a friendly bunch — I’ve really enjoyed running into other cachers on the trail.

The two places that jump out are Holland and Tennessee. Consider how little public land they have in the Netherlands.

[Mathman]

@marc_54140 wrote:

Number of cachers with over 1000 finds (from selective places):

438 Europe
437 California
193 Germany
128 Texas
126 Washington
107 Ohio
91 Florida
76 United Kingdom
74 Tennessee
74 Illinois
67 Pennsylvania
65 Wisconsin
60 New York
58 Netherlands
57 Onatrio
57 Arizona
40 Massachusetts
37 Australia
20 New Jersey

Interesting, considering the populations, land areas, etc.

Hey Marc 5 digits… How many in Hawaii and Alaska??

[Team Deejay]

Alaska = 4, Hawaii = 3. Lots of geocachers in Alaska, but the cache are much farther apart than we are used to here. Not that many cachers in Hawaii.

You can check your self by clicking on the Grand High Pobah link on the left side of the page.

[Mathman]

@Team Deejay wrote:

Alaska = 4, Hawaii = 3. Lots of geocachers in Alaska, but the cache are much farther apart than we are used to here. Not that many cachers in Hawaii.

You can check your self by clicking on the Grand High Pobah link on the left side of the page.

Thanks for letting us know where to look! And here I thought only Marc 5 digits had access to this “valuable” information. 😉

[marc_54140]

April 2008 numbers compared to April 2007.

1234-438 Europe
692-437 California – 35 million population
544-193 Germany
214-128 Texas – 22m
204-126 Washington – 6m !!
190-107 Ohio – 11m
151-91 Florida – 17m
196-76 United Kingdom
109-74 Tennessee – 6m
125-74 Illinois – 12m
143-67 Pennsylvania – 12m
116-65 Wisconsin – 5m
116-60 New York – 19m
136-58 Netherlands
107-57 Onatrio
110-57 Arizona – 6m
61-40 Massachusetts – 6m
73-37 Australia
42-20 New Jersey – 8m

Interesting how some of the more populous states have such small numbers.

[marc_54140]

AK – 15. HI – 2 !! Someone got bored, and moved?

[bandits]

Three more and we can pass Pennsylvania! But it’s not about the numbers, is it?!?!

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