Angles : New puzzle [ANSWER]

Angles : New puzzle

#1:

#2:

#3:

you'll need #1 #2 #3 to find #4 (angles take us to an angel!):




remember how it works (you've got to use GE, the ruler/line tool):


or have a look at my previous angles puzzles: Angles or Angles of 2018

Found Angle #1, #2 and #3.  Now I have to find my 1950's school protractor and a flat paper map.  May take some time.

 

 

OK, I already said once that actually you only need to find two of the three to find the match point. And I did. I still don't know #1

So, that's what the geometry we learned at school was for! 

Good puzzle.  I learned how to find and use the Ruler Tool.  I was using Google Maps instead of Earth was my mistake not figuring out at first that Maps didn't have the Ruler Tool.  Took me a bit playing with the Ruler to get the line to go a long way and then not saving it and having to start over caused a bit of frustration.  I did look at the answer Angle #4 location a long time ago, but I went down the wrong streets.  When I saw your three angle clues, it was easy to figure where you were going with the final answer.  Lots of towns with that name, but I glossed over the final location much to my dismay.  But, in the end it was all part of an education both with this type of puzzle and the Ruler Tool.  I'm always learning something new from Krenek and the rest of you guys.

ปริศนาสนุก 

gosh, there are so many puzzles that this one has already been pushed to page 2!

time for a clue?

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no surprise, all those locations/towns bear the name of a swiss town!

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hhgygy

i ve found #1 #2
i have to use ur way. #1 needs an effort for me.

should i use google earth (pc)?

Mar 18, 2021 19:59:20 GMT hhgygy said:

OK, I already said once that actually you only need to find two of the three to find the match point. And I did. I still don't know #1

Mar 25, 2021 1:40:50 GMT pͤlaͣyͬeͭrͪ said:

i ve found #1 #2
i have to use ur way. #1 needs an effort for me.
should i use google earth (pc)?

well, in this case, hhgygy's affirmation is not correct because #1 and #2 are +/- in the same direction/angles for #4
(area "too big" where there are maybe many "swiss names"):

#3 is needed to narrow the area where to search a city with a "swiss name":


hhgygy told me he found #2 and #3 which allows to solve the puzzle

pͤlaͣyͬeͭrͪ, i sent you a PM

krenek

i haven t read ur pm yet.

the angles(#1 , #2) are 120 and 235 
i can t say it is almost double line.

anyway, the cross spot #1 and #2 that i found is in the mountain. 

Mar 25, 2021 9:00:21 GMT pͤlaͣyͬeͭrͪ said:

the angles(#1 , #2) are 120 and 235 

they are not
it was the example to understand how the angles work

angles are written in the captures:

#1 110°/111°

#2 115°/116°

#3 196°/197°

they draw a zone that is a quadrilateral... where town #4 is located

Mar 18, 2021 16:48:26 GMT krenek said:

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this puzzle will be superb!

pͤlaͣyͬeͭrͪ , #1 and #2 are ok, towns and angles

town #3 still missing................................

   

town + location #3 found, yeah, kudos!

now you can finalize the search!

Okay. my 2 in 1 answer.
thank you for your friendly help!

👍

Walter_V_R, hhgygy, dagger66, Utapao, pͤlaͣyͬeͭrͪ, well done!

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it has been a puzzle about towns in north america that bear swiss city names, bern/berne, lucerne/luzern, zurich, geneva



angles lines that show the searched city at once:


1)
Bern Rd, Bern, Idaho, USA, 42.3394928 -111.3858136, SV link
Bern > Geneva = 2588.68 km @ 110.73°

2)
US Post Office, Lucerne CO. 80646, 18998 Weld County Rd 68, Greeley, Colorado, USA, 40.4810001 -104.6970324, SV link
Lucerne > Geneva = 1993.54 km @ 115.91°

3)
37883 Zurich Rd, Zurich, Ontario, Canada,43.4203653 -81.6322779, SV link
Zurich > Geneva = 1424.63 km @ 196.54°

4)
Geneva Wings, E Town Ave, Geneva, Alabama, USA, 31.03302 -85.8637007, SV link



in fact, there is no real use to find the 3 locations: once one has understood the point of the puzzle - towns that bear swiss names - and remembering where i do live, a google search wings wall geneva is enough!

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Hhahaa, I couldn't find it because I got stuck in 

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Lucerne, CA
Lucerne, IN
Lucerne, PA

But never saw the one in CO