Rail West 1.65 The Interchange Letterbox Hybrid

This Cache:
This cache puts you down in the cement jungle of the I-235 US 400 interchage. You are mostly hidden from view as you search for this cache. I once found a cache very near here that is long gone and decided this series would be great to replace a cache in this area.


About the Series:
This series of caches have been placed in anticipation for when this rail line is converted to a trail.
At that time, this cache name will change from Rail to Trail.
For more information on this project visit this link.
For a full Wichita Trail map try this link.

Each cache in the series is uniquely numbered to indicate it's approximate location on the rail line.
This cache is approximately 1.6 miles West of Meridian Ave. (Meridian divides West from East, thus the name Meridian)
All caches West of Meridian Ave. are numbered with a 'W', those East of Meridian Ave. with an 'E'.
Each mile of rail line has the capability of having up to 10 caches, however,
this is not always possible because of suitable hiding spots within each mile stretch.

The first few miles going West would be as follows:
From Meridian Ave. to West St. numbers are between W0.0 and W0.9
From West St. to Hoover Rd. numbers are between W1.0 and W1.9
From Hoover Rd. to Ridge Rd. numbers are between W2.0 and W2.9
From Ridge Rd. to Tyler Rd. numbers are between W3.0 and W3.9
From Tyler Rd. to Maize Rd. numbers are between W4.0 and W4.9
From Maize Rd. to 119th numbers are between W5.0 and W5.9

The first few miles going East would be as follows:
From Meridian Ave. to Seneca St. numbers are between E0.0 and E0.9
From Seneca St. to Broadway St. numbers are between E1.0 and E1.9
From Broadway St. to Hydraulic St. numbers are between E2.0 and E2.9
From Hydraulic St. to Hillside St. numbers are between E3.0 and E3.9
From Hillside St. to Oliver St. numbers are between E4.0 and E4.9
From Oliver St. to Woodlawn Blvd. numbers are between E5.0 and E5.9

It is my hope that other local Geocachers will flood this rail line with caches.
(maybe one day creating a contiguous caching line from San Diego to New York)