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The following symbols appear on the profiles and maps
Start
Used at the start of a point to point race route .Often, the race is under control from the registration/ marshalling location
Finish
The typical chequered flag. If the start and finish are at the same location, then you'll only see this symbol. Often used for loops and circuits.
Registration/ Marshalling/ Carparking
This is where you can park your car, register (for a race) and prepare to be led to the start location.
Climb 1
The red circle depicts the top (end) of a climb. Often with climb symbols, a point just short of the heighest point of the hill has been selected. This gives a steeper (and more pertinent) grade.
Descent 2
A green circle depicts the top (start) of a descent.
Crest 3
The blue circle depicts a crest which represents the end of a climb and the start of a descent at (or very close to) the same position.
The climbs, descents and crest grades are tabulated alongside the maps.
Interacting with the maps
Click
Activates the Flash movie control
Right click
Displays the popup menu for the control
Zoom in
Select the zoom-in popup menu item and the image is zoomed in, centered at the point you clicked
Zoom out
Select the zoom-out popup menu item and the image is zoomed out, centered at the point you clicked
Show all
Resets to the original zoom and pan
Pan
Once you have zoomed the image in, the cursor turns to a hand letting you pan the image.
Roads and geographic features
Gravel / Dirt roads
(not always present)
Minor roads
Main roads
Highways
Freeways
Rivers
Railways
National Parks
State parks, forests
Lakes and reservoirs
Populated areas
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