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Swimming 600 m to reach a confluence [28-Aug-17]
No ship available? Then follow Thomas Barthel, who simply swam to a confluence in Switzerland. The story starts here.

persistence pays off [11-Jun-17]
17 years and 2 months after his unsuccessful attempt, Ross Finlayson finally conquered 21S-149E.

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4 new confluences on Polar Ural [06-Jun-17]
Aleksandr Mashnikov, the pioneer on skiing and his crew again conquered the confluences in the inaccessible region. This time on the Polar Ural. The story starts here

West Siberian Plain confluence journey [29-Apr-17]
International crew joined together to visit dozen CPs in West Siberian plain. Eight confluences was first-visited. It all starts here.

Five new confluences in Russia [24-Aug-16]
Valera Parshukov made a confluence journey (4600 km long) and visited five new confluences that completed two regions, Chelaybinsk and Orenburg. Starting from 54°N 62°E. Russia hits 1000 successful confluence visits!

A Confluence Geo-Gathering [21-Aug-16]

We are now just 6 months away from the total solar eclipse on 21 August 2017 whose centerline of totality passes almost exactly over 44N-114W.

You are informally invited to meet up and join other confluencers to experience this awesome event at a cool confluence.

Add 44N-114W to your Plans page or contact Shawn Fleming if you are interested!



summer holiday in the baltic [06-Aug-16]
Yakov Stepanov undertook a 7 visit tour beginning at 57N-26E.игры для девочек

RIP Dave Patton [04-Jun-16]
Dave Patton, the longtime technical lead for the project died suddenly while on a hike.

He was responsible for most of the coding effort behind the current project web site and he had already outlined his plans for a major reorganization with the intention of making it both easier to administrate and more secure.

He was also among the 50 most most active confluencers in the world, making his first visits more than 15 years ago.

Discover confluences in Kola peninsula [14-May-16]
Aleksandr Mashnikov and his crew went skiing 240 km across the tundra to visit 4 confluences (two virgin) above the Arctic Circle. The story starts here

4 CPs in extremely remote location [08-Mar-16]
Christian Tessmer and his crew visited four virgin confluences in the remote Siberian region. Above the Arctic Circle, with population density of one person per 56 sq. km. The story starts here.

Visit creation problems - solved! [29-Feb-16]
The picture submission issue has been fixed so new visits can once again be uploaded.

20 year jubilee! [20-Feb-16]
The Degree Confluence Project was started on 20-Feb-1996 when Alex Jarrett and Peter Cline made the first visit, to 43°N 72°W in New Hampshire. Since then there has been more than 20 000 visits made to over 7000 different confluence points.

3600km, 25 days [12-Jan-16]
Rainer Mautz did another of his cycling trips in China attempting 17 confluences along the way. It all starts here.

7000 confluences [02-Jan-16]
The visit to 58°N 102°W was the 7000-th unique successful visit posted (primary & secondary confluences combined). More than 7 years took for discovering last thousand new confluences.

New Andean Salar [23-Dec-15]
Kevin Bauer register 19S 67W on a new salar in the Andes Mountains, that used to be the 2nd lake in Bolivia. Here additional information about this new salar.

Four 1st visit in a row [14-Dec-15]
Joe Motter in a travel to South America has conquer 4 confluences never visit before in Andes Mountains. His quest starts here 20S 70W

Together with wild boars [18-Nov-15]
Confluent hunting surrounded by herds of wild boars, almost in the center of Europe. Read here.

5 countries, 6 days, 15 visits [15-Nov-15]
in what has become an annual tradition Karl Bryk and his son Michael undertook a multi-country european trip, it all begins here.

One more long confluence journey [03-Oct-15]
Valera Parshukov made a confluence journey from Pacific to the heart of Siberia, he drove 7200 km, visited 10 confluences and 2 attempted to visit. It starts here. At 50°N 130°E he exposed himself to mortal danger.
Warning: Be carefully prepared for hiking in the wild!

3rd line across australia [01-Oct-15]
On a recent trip out into remote Western Australia keen explorers Hugh Knight and John Crawford completed 29S across the entire width of Australia

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