.30 cal metal Ammo can....Somerset County Century Challenge... This challenge is like the others in the nearby counties...
Finding any 100 caches inside somerset county... Below are the requirements below
- Find 100 somerset county caches
- The cache IS located at the posted coordinates..
- There are no date restrictions placed on this challenge. AKA ACTIVE AND ARCHIVED CACHES COUNT
- You may sign the physical log whenever you wish, but the find may not be logged online until you have accomplished the challenge. However, it's much more satisfying to sign the log once you've met the requirement!
- If you are unsure if you meet the logging requirement, just check your profile or use the helpful challenge checker below.
- Please be respectful of the area in which you are searching and don't forget to CITO.
- Any find logs from cachers who do not meet the requirement will be deleted.
This cache is located in state game lands, so PLEASE observe all state game land rules and wear orange during hunting seasons. During the primary hunting season, finding this cache is recommended on Sunday only.
History of somerset county according to wikki..
Southwestern Pennsylvania began as a huge area called Cumberland County. As population increased, the area was split into smaller counties. Bedford County was formed from part from Cumberland in 1771 and is referred to as "Old Bedford County" and contained what are now 20 smaller counties. In 1773 part of Bedford County was split off to form Westmoreland County. In 1787 Bedford County was split in half with the northern part becoming Huntingdon County and the southern part remained as a smaller Bedford County. Somerset County was split off from the western part of Bedford County on 17 April 1795, and the new county's name was taken from Somerset England...In 1804 the northern half of Somerset County was split off to form Cambria County... No further splits from Somerset County have occurred since 1804.
