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Cary Camp Waypoint Locations

This page contains the latitude and longitude coordinates for all 30 official orienteering waypoints at Cary Camp. These waypoints are part of the Cary Camp Compass Course, which was laid out using GPS and all bearings are referenced to true north.

Note: All waypoints except #28 and #29 are marked with standard orienteering markers. Waypoint #14 marker is currently missing.

WaypointLatitudeLongitudeDescription /
Location
Marker Status
140°25’19.8″
(40° 25.331′)
86°46’47.7″
(86° 46.796′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
240°25’23.4″
(40° 25.39′)
86°46’42.4″
(86° 46.707′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
340°25’24.2″
(40° 25.404′)
86°46’38.3″
(86° 46.638′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
440°25’27.3″
(40° 25.455′)
86°46’38.1″
(86° 46.635′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
540°25’24.9″
(40° 25.415′)
86°46’43.3″
(86° 46.721′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
640°25’26.3″
(40° 25.438′)
86°46’46.8″
(86° 46.779′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
740°25’28.3″
(40° 25.472′)
86°46’42.3″
(86° 46.705′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
840°25’29.4″
(40° 25.49′)
86°46’39.4″
(86° 46.656′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
940°25’28.6″
(40° 25.476′)
86°46’47.4″
(86° 46.79′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1040°25’31.1″
(40° 25.518′)
86°46’48.7″
(86° 46.812′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1140°25’26.4″
(40° 25.44′)
86°47’3″
(86° 47.049′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1240°25’28.3″
(40° 25.472′)
86°47’3.1″
(86° 47.052′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1340°25’26.2″
(40° 25.436′)
86°47’6.1″
(86° 47.101′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1440°25’22.5″
(40° 25.375′)
86°47’7″
(86° 47.117′)
Standard orienteering waypointMissing Marker
1540°25’21.6″
(40° 25.36′)
86°47’5.6″
(86° 47.093′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1640°25’21.9″
(40° 25.365′)
86°47’3.2″
(86° 47.053′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1740°25’21.4″
(40° 25.356′)
86°47’0.1″
(86° 47.001′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1840°25’18.4″
(40° 25.307′)
86°47’8.8″
(86° 47.147′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
1940°25’16.7″
(40° 25.278′)
86°47’7.6″
(86° 47.127′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2040°25’17.5″
(40° 25.292′)
86°47’5″
(86° 47.084′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2140°25’12.7″
(40° 25.212′)
86°47’0.5″
(86° 47.008′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2240°25’12.6″
(40° 25.211′)
86°47’7.2″
(86° 47.119′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2340°25’13.4″
(40° 25.223′)
86°47’4.8″
(86° 47.079′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2440°25’10”
(40° 25.167′)
86°46’58.8″
(86° 46.98′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2540°25’10.8″
(40° 25.18′)
86°46’27.9″
(86° 46.965′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2640°25’28”
(40° 25.463′)
86°46’59”
(86° 46.977′)
Standard orienteering waypointMarked
2740°25’16”
(40° 25.266′)
86°46’58.1″
(86° 46.968′)
Totem pole by front parking lot (Suggested starting point)Marked
2840°25’17.2″
(40° 25.287′)
86°46’58.8″
(86° 46.981′)
Center flagpole in front of McCallister (Suggested starting point)No marker
2940°25’24.7″
(40° 25.412′)
86°46’56”
(86° 46.933′)
Fire pit at Council ring (Suggested starting point)No marker
3040°25’23”
(40° 25.384′)
86°46’55.2″
(86° 46.92′)
Totem Pole by Newell Shelter (Suggested starting point)Marked

Usage Notes


Coordinate System

All coordinates are provided in decimal degrees format and are referenced to the WGS84 datum. The course was laid out using GPS and all bearings are referenced to true north.


Suggested Starting Points

For beginners or those unfamiliar with the camp, we recommend starting at waypoints 27, 28, 29, or 30. These are located near major camp facilities and are easier to locate.


Marker Information

Most waypoints are marked with standard orienteering markers (3″ square). Waypoints #28 and #29 have no physical markers. Waypoint #14 marker is currently missing but the coordinates are still valid.

Marker for compass course coordinate

Course Status

This course was last checked in the fall of 2020. All markers except #14 are confirmed to be in place. Please report any missing or damaged markers to the camp ranger.


Course Attribution

This compass course is courtesy of Steve Truex, former Scoutmaster of Troop 372/Advisor, Crew 2372.