Mapping every Alone Australia S03 drop site

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Humphrey · 1d ago

I spent a bit too much time trawling through maps and tracked down the exact drop sites of every contestant on Alone Australia Season 3

Turns out some of them were just 700 metres apart — even though the show said 6km.

I built an interactive map and wrote about the whole process on my blog.

Check it out before the season finale this week! Mild spoilers up to episode 3, and one later spoiler (ep 10) near the end of the post.

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Mapping every Alone Australia S03 drop site

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