This page shows all of the active Locationless Caches from Geocaching.com. You can click here to see the ARCHIVED Locationless Caches. Note that some traditional caches can also be logged as locationless; those are listed here too.
You can find a list of some of these (and a few others from Navicache.com that are not listed here) at Buxley's Geocaching Waypoint. Special thanks to him for renaming them to be more meaningful. This work is in part derived from his work, which was very helpful in categorizing the caches. In some cases (where there is room), I've shown the actual cache name.
SOFTWARE
You can download the Locationless Cache Proximity Analyzer from Thot in order to see if anyone has logged a particular locationless cache near you. Locationless cache owners can use this program to check for duplicate entries very easily.
You can click on the icon next to the cache, and it will take you to the Boulter's Distance Calculator, a page where you can check if there are any logs for that cache near a coordinate you enter.
You can use this link to check and see if anyone has already logged your find: Marky's Locationless Checker
Here are some links (provided by BigBird) to applications that can be used to produce a map showing the locations of Locationless cache logs:
- LocLess2Loc: Offline tool to generate LOC file for a Locationless cache
- CacheMaps: Offline tool to generate maps directly after using LL2L
- Boulter's GPS Coordinate Grabber: Online tool to generate a LOC file for a Locationless cache
- GPS Visualizer: Shows the locations of a LOC file
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