Jeita Grotto
near AajaltoûnKeserwan-Jbeil GovernorateLebanon
- With a code
#J794M-DM2H3- Said aloud
- Jeita Grotto
DM2H3
What the code says
The Grid Point Code for Jeita Grotto is #J794M-DM2H3. It names a cell 2.56 m north to south and 2.84 m east to west, centred on 33°56'38.12"N, 35°38'26.24"E, and it turns back into that cell on any phone or computer by arithmetic alone: no network, no account, no lookup table.
- What it is
- System of two separate, but interconnected, karstic limestone caves 18 km north of Beirut
- Code
#J794M-DM2H3- With a check character
#J794M-DM2H3*F- Short form
DM2H3- Cell centre
- 33.943922, 35.640622
- Cell size
- 2.56 m by 2.84 m
- Region
- Keserwan-Jbeil Governorate
- Country
- Lebanon
How to give this address
- On a sign, a form or a delivery note
The whole code,
#J794M-DM2H3. It needs nothing else: no city, no street, no network to read it back.- Said aloud, in Keserwan-Jbeil Governorate
Jeita Grotto DM2H3: a name both people know, then the last five characters. They give back the exact code for anywhere within 4.0 km north or south and 4.4 km east or west of Jeita Grotto. Further away the same five name somewhere else, which is why the whole code is what goes on a sign.
- Copied by hand, or read over a phone
#J794M-DM2H3*F. The character on the end catches any single mistyped symbol and any two neighbours swapped.- As a link or a square code
Open it on the map, move to the exact door, and add directions if the code needs help: "blue gate, second floor". The link and the square code carry them. Nothing is kept on this site.
From the city to the door
The first four characters name a cell about 40 km by 44.3 km here. Each one after that picks one of 25 inside the last, so the whole ten name a spot about the size of a doorway.
- J794Metropolitan area40 km by 44.3 km
- J794MDistrict8 km by 8.87 km
- J794MDSuburb1.6 km by 1.77 km
- J794MDMA few streets320 m by 355 m
- J794MDM2Building64 m by 70.9 m
- J794MDM2HEntrance12.8 m by 14.2 m
- J794MDM2H3Doorway2.56 m by 2.84 m
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