The grid consists of three parts: the GreenPoint grid, the location
indicator, and the navigator.
The GreenPoint grid
The Greenpoint grid shows 12 x 12 square meters of
land. Each square meter represents one GreenPoint:
The horizontal and vertical axes indicate the coordinates
of a GreenPoint.
GreenPoint coordinates are as follows:
TARA-A11-020-016
'TARA' stands for the Tara project, and the 'A11' following
that, shows the area where you are in. The area is shown
in the upper left of the GreenPoint grid. An area is
nothing more than a subdivision of the land, that we
use for planning the greening activities. We have given
these areas names like
'Koala Corner' and 'Wombat District'
.
The next number '020' is the x-coordinate in this specific
area and is shown on the horizontal axis. The last number
'016' is the y-coordinate in this area and is shown
on the vertical axis.
Inside the grid the following symbols are used:
= free / available
= reserved
= border
= reserved for you
= occupied / sold
Holding your mouse over the 'occupied / sold' symbol
will show you the name of the owner of the land with
this location. You can also click on it to see more
details about the owner (if provided).
The location indicator
The location indicator shows the location of the selected
GreenPoint in latitude
and longitude coordinates:
If no specific GreenPoint
is selected, the coordinates of the GreenPoint in the
top left corner are shown.
The navigator
The GreenPoint navigator allows you to jump to another
block of 12 x 12 GreenPoints
The small
red square indicates the current block.
The gray squares are actually not for sale yet.
Each time
an "active area" (lie the Koala Corner) is filled up,
one of the other areas will be made available in turn.
Note: Not all available land is actually shown in the
navigator.
= free / available
= reserved
= border 
= reserved for you 
= occupied / sold
