There is no indication of the water point at Bridge 68 on Canalplan. This is a useful water point in the old coal wharf. Pressure is excellent, although a CRT workboat often moored at the wharf makes getting in slightly fiddly.
Quote from: ChandratalThere is no indication of the water point at Bridge 68 on Canalplan. This is a useful water point in the old coal wharf. Pressure is excellent, although a CRT workboat often moored at the wharf makes getting in slightly fiddly.
A water point is shown at Bridge 68. This doesn't appear to have been a recent edit. I don't see any problem with the existing data.
https://canalplan.org.uk/place/951o
While the entry lists a water point in the bridge description, a tap symbol needs appending to the spot. A boater scanning the map quickly would miss such information.
Why does Hall Green's water point merit a symbol on the map while Buxton Road doesn't?
Incidentally, the Nicholson guide also omits any mention of a water point at Buxton Road bridge.
Is there on the linear map(https://canalplan.org.uk/forums.old/img/members/20960/mini_Screenshot_2025-03-17_19-35-40.png) (https://canalplan.org.uk/forums.old/img/members/20960/Screenshot_2025-03-17_19-35-40.png)
Quote from: StephenAttySo feel free to add it - just edit the place and add it as a facility that is available there
I'd love to help, Stephen, but I see only the facility to add textual information. A graphical tap icon seems beyond the editing function, unless I'm missing something?
Quote from: StephenAttyIs there on the linear map
Magic, I like the linear maps, but it would be nice if it were on the general map, too.
I've put a tap on the map.
Quote from: ShultzyI've put a tap on the map.
Thanks!