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The document outlines a recreational geocaching event called 'Cache Me If You Can' organized by the Greene County Department of Recreation. It lists eight specific locations in Greene County, Pennsylvania, where participants can find caches. Participants are required to sign logs and submit a pass code to receive a t-shirt. The event has rules and an expiration date of December 1, 2014.

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Begin by entering your Last Name and First Name in the designated fields. This information is essential for identification purposes.
Fill in your Address, City, State, and Zip Code accurately to ensure proper communication from the Department of Recreation.
Provide your Phone Number and T-shirt Size in the respective fields. This will help in processing your request for a T-shirt after completing the cache locations.
As you visit each geocache location, write down the pass codes inside the brochure. Make sure to fill out this section clearly.
Once completed, return the form either by mailing it to the Department of Recreation at 107 Fairgrounds Rd., Waynesburg, PA 15370 or via email at pblaker@co.greene.pa.us.

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What is the capital of Greene County PA?

Waynesburg is the county seat of Greene County, PA, and located 60 miles (97 km) southwest of Pittsburgh.

Are there geocaches in Pennsylvania?

You can find geocaches in many of Pennsylvanias 124 state parks and all 20 state forest districts. You can get clues on the geocaching website. Put the coordinates from the website into your GPS and start your search.

What is the history of Greene County PA?

An act of the Legislature passed on February 9, 1796, divided Washington County into two countiesthe southern division became Greene County, named for Revolutionary War General Nathanael Greene. Permanent settlement began in Greene County in 1764 after the last major conflict with native Indians.

What is Greene County known for?

Greene County is a small, rural community that offers an array of unique experiences. Explore over 75,000 square feet of antiques in the Ruckersville Antique District. Discover the creativity of local artisans from potters to metalworkers, painters to woodworkers. Relax in a cabin, cottage, inn, or a bed and breakfast.

What is the highest point in Greene County PA?

There are 12 named mountains in Greene County. Oak Hill is the highest point. The most prominent mountain is Minnie Knob.

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What is Greene County, PA known for?

Currently, there are eight coal mines in production in the County famous for a large product turnout each year. Greene County has the largest bituminous coal reserves in the state. Today to preserve our heritage, the sheep ranching and the mining are celebrated with two separate annual events.