Yeah, I think I've heard of the one you mean, and IIRC it's one of the "center of region" problems. Like some house that happens to stand at the geographic center of, I forget, the state it's in, or the continental US, or some such. So it's the location that pops up if the best the system can tell is "it's somewhere in Colorado" (or wherever), but those systems don't bother mentioning that the error bars on the fix are 1,750 miles wide.

(I've heard of a similar one in Florida, which is doubly unfortunate for the people that live there because it attracts all the craziness of our craziest state in addition to all the other nonsense you can expect under those conditions.)

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