| Locationless Cache | Geocaching Term/Geocache Type  Locationless (or “Reverse Caches”) were a type of geocache where the job of the cacher was to find a location that matched the category set up by the owner. For example: if the cache owner’s category was “Natural Land Bridges,” the cacher would have to find a place on the earth that matched that category and record the coordinates for that location (often accompanying it with a photograph).
Locationless caches are no longer published on Geocaching.com. Instead, these have been worked into the concept of the game Waymarking. |
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