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There are some cache containers that will not fall into any of the other categories because they are very large. Some examples of large cache cotainers are: | There are some cache containers that will not fall into any of the other categories because they are very large. Some examples of large cache cotainers are: | ||
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Revision as of 01:33, 21 May 2005
There are many different types of containers used to create geocaches. These containers can be categorized into four different groups: Micro, Small, Regular and Large.
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Micro Containers
There are many different types of micro containers used in hiding a cache, some of these include:
- Film cans
- Magnetic Hide-A-Keys
- Others....
Small Containers
Cache containers that are not quite a micro container, nor as large as a regular sized container, are categorized as a small cache. Some small containers include:
- Small tupperware containers
- Small peanut butter jars
- Others....
Regular Containers
Regular containers are containers that are large enough to hold a logbook and still have plenty of room left over for trade items. Some examples of regular sized cache containers are:
- Ammo cans
- Large peanut butter jars
- Others....
Large Containers
There are some cache containers that will not fall into any of the other categories because they are very large. Some examples of large cache cotainers are:
- 5-gallon buckets
- Others....
