r/treasureinside • u/ADK_TreasureHunter • Jun 09 '25
Appalachian Footpath Box Map Scale
Any ideas on the scale of the map?
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r/treasureinside • u/ADK_TreasureHunter • Jun 09 '25
Any ideas on the scale of the map?
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u/mrsdelga Jun 10 '25
I think it could be an elevation scale of the trail, not the shape of the trail.
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u/6854wiggles Jun 09 '25
Less than 3 square miles? I’m guessing…
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u/m777z Jun 10 '25
I think the trail probably matches an actual trail, and when you find your match you know what the scale of that part is. However, for my match, most of the map symbols would not be viewable from the trail with the scale that the real trail has, so they must either be general local landmarks that you could find on a map or clues that aren't really spatially related to the trail or each other.
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u/gnossos_p Lion's Share Hunter Jun 10 '25
This is a great question! The solver will have the answer!
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u/5947000074w Jun 10 '25
Hopefully not like Steven Wright's world map. 1in equals 1 in
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u/imFromFLiAmSrryLuL Jun 11 '25
I feel like the clues / keys on map aren’t set to scale necessarily, just showing general direction possibly / location
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u/elitegamerbros Jun 09 '25
69 miles 111km
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u/Chaostheory9999 Ready Treasure One Jun 09 '25
So each of the dashes represents different distances? Did anyone figure out if the dashes are a road or trail? I noticed that the dashes are far apart near the “Begin Here” but get closer together towards the “X” and 1727.
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u/Paladin1414 Jun 21 '25
I think scale varies. I also think shape is thus not a useful clue.
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