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| − | On Geocaching.com, cache containers are classified into four sizes:
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| − | ==[[microcache|Micro]]==
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| − | 35mm film canisters and smaller containers; extremely small micro-caches are sometimes called [[nano cache]]s.
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| − | ==Small==
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| − | larger than a micro, but smaller than a regular; examples include sandwich-sized Tupperware and military-surplus [[decon container]]s.
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| − | ==Regular==
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| − | [[Image:TraditionalCache.jpg|thumb|right|A regular size cache in a 50mm ammo can.]]
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| − | standard size [[ammo can]]s and Tupperware containers.
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| − | ==Large==
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| − | 5-gallon buckets and larger containers; examples include large ammo cans, trunks, and jeeps.
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