Then you must find all 50 states and 9 of the US Territories in the us state post office abbreviations (see related web site) that are in the GC numbers of caches you may have found.
For this challenge you must use the territories in addition to all 50 states to complete the challenge.
For example: The first part has the GC number of GC30TXM. It has the PO abbreviation for Texas in it TX.
You may use 1 for I or L , 0 for O , 5 for S and V for U.
Just bookmark your 9 US Territories and the 50 state finds and go get it.
If you aren't a premium member list them in your log.
If you do not post the bookmark or in your log for all to see I will be forced to delete your log.
Go to this page for a nice list: http://www.stateabbreviations.us/
The United States is comprised of fifty states and a national capital district, as well as a number of territories and possessions around the world. Because their names are commonly used and some of them are fairly long, they are often abbreviated in written documents and on mailing addresses.
StateAbbreviations.us features a table of U.S. States, Districts, Territories, and Possessions, along with their standard and postal service abbreviations and their state capitals. Each State name contains an active link to its official state government website. Each row of the State table also includes access to a state map. Each District, Territory, or Possession name contains an active link to its official government or tourism website. To find state locations, view the state abbreviations map, which shows the lower 48 states plus Alaska and Hawaii, plus their two-letter postal abbreviations. Click on the illustration at right for a simplified view of the 50 states and their postal abbreviations.
US State Abbreviations - State Capitals - State Links
US States, Capitals, and Government LinksStateStandard
AbbreviationPostal
AbbreviationCapital CityAlabamaAla.ALMontgomeryAlaskaAlaskaAKJuneauArizonaAriz.AZPhoenixArkansasArk.ARLittle RockCaliforniaCalif.CASacramentoColoradoColo.CODenverConnecticutConn.CTHartfordDelawareDel.DEDoverFloridaFla.FLTallahasseeGeorgiaGa.GAAtlantaHawaiiHawaiiHIHonoluluIdahoIdahoIDBoiseIllinoisIll.ILSpringfieldIndianaInd.INIndianapolisIowaIowaIADes MoinesKansasKans.KSTopekaKentuckyKy.KYFrankfortLouisianaLa.LABaton RougeMaineMaineMEAugustaMarylandMd.MDAnnapolisMassachusettsMass.MABostonMichiganMich.MILansingMinnesotaMinn.MNSt. PaulMississippiMiss.MSJacksonMissouriMo.MOJefferson CityMontanaMont.MTHelenaNebraskaNebr.NELincolnNevadaNev.NVCarson CityNew HampshireN.H.NHConcordNew JerseyN.J.NJTrentonNew MexicoN.M.NMSanta FeNew YorkN.Y.NYAlbanyNorth CarolinaN.C.NCRaleighNorth DakotaN.D.NDBismarckOhioOhioOHColumbusOklahomaOkla.OKOklahoma CityOregonOre.ORSalemPennsylvaniaPa.PAHarrisburgRhode IslandR.I.RIProvidenceSouth CarolinaS.C.SCColumbiaSouth DakotaS.D.SDPierreTennesseeTenn.TNNashvilleTexasTex.TXAustinUtahUtahUTSalt Lake CityVermontVt.VTMontpelierVirginiaVa.VARichmondWashingtonWash.WAOlympiaWest VirginiaW.Va.WVCharlestonWisconsinWis.WIMadisonWyomingWyo.WYCheyenne
US District, Territory, and Possession Abbreviations and Capitals
US Districts, Territories, and PossessionsSubdivisionStandard
AbbreviationPostal
AbbreviationCapital CityAmerican Samoan/aASPago Pago
District of ColumbiaD.C.DCWashington
Federated States of MicronesiaFSMFMPalikir
GuamGuamGUHagatna
Marshall Islandsn/aMHMajuro
Northern Mariana Islandsn/aMPSaipan
PalauPalauPWKoror
Puerto RicoP.R.PRSan Juan
Virgin IslandsV.I.VICharlotte Amalie