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Man-made features

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The track network provides important information for the runner and the classification must be clearly recognisable on the map. Particularly important for the competitor is the classification of smaller paths. Account must be taken not only of the width, but also of how obvious the path is to the runner.

Other man-made features are also important both for map reading and as control points.

Motorway
Major road
Minor road
Road
Vehicle track
Footpath
Small path
Less distinct small path
Narrow ride
Visible path junction
Indistinct junction
Footbridge
Crossing point with bridge
Crossing point without bridge
Railway
Power line
Major power line
Tunnel

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Stone wall
Ruined stone wall
High stone wall
Fence
Ruined fence
High fence
Crossing point
Building
Settlement
Permanently out of bounds
Paved area
Ruin
Firing range
Grave
Crossable pipeline
Uncrossable pipeline
High tower
Small tower
Cairn
Fodder rack
Special man-made feature - o
Special man-made feature - x


Old (ISOM1990) definitions: -
Sports track
Wide ride

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