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Released in :		London
on:		14.04.01
Last reported location:		Salzburg
on date:		03.01.02
Number of places visted :		11
distance travelled :		53,110.3 km
average speed :		8.7 kph
top speed :		408 kph (St. Louis to Cincinnati 27.04.01)
furthest location from London:		Asahikawa, on the island of Hokkaido, Japan

Claim to fame / records:		Fastest Duck (27.04.01 - ) (St. Louis to Cincinnati - 408 kph) Most travelled Duck - 10 stops covering 53,110.3 km - as of 03.01.02

Journey so far:		A telephone booth by the Houses of Parliament. We were taking a tourist photo of the booth and Big Ben. London (14.04.01) Found by A Wygant University of Maine, Orono campus. Orono, Maine, USA. (16.04.01 - 24.04.01) Found by S Hall / K. Eickhorst ASPRS Conference, St. Louis (27.04.01) Very small suburb of Cincinnati, OH. (27.04.01) Found by D. Nobbe Kansas City, Missouri. (16.05.01) Found by E. Eickhorst Chicago. Indianola , Iowa. (16.05.01) Tokyo, Japan. (23.05.01) Asahikawa, on the island of Hokkaido, Japan. (25.05.01) Kansas City, Missouri. (01.08.01) Found by K. Eickhorst In my mailbox at Saint Sebastian's dormitory, on the LinzerGasse in Salzburg (03.01.02) Found by Melanie S. Rand

GALLERY:

DUC339 hiding at Maine University Just don't move, it won't see you DUC339 in St Louis suddenly I fancy a NcDonalds Duck 339 in Harrison, Ohio, a small suburb of Cincinnati. The even smaller duck is perched on the sign above the 'D' in 'Daniel.' (in case you were wondering) Duck 339 stops over in Chicago. Duck 339 in Asahikawa, on the island of Hokkaido, Japan. Duck 339 in Tokyo. Kansas City. 448,033 people and one plastic duck. Duck 339 in Salzburg. In today's world, plastic duck envy is common.