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What does the grey map colour mean?

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Heli.Lamb
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It looks a few shades different to water but similar. It also doesn't change with valley or relative terrain:

There are 3 of them around Stanage Edge with the centre of one being at 53 21’ 05”N 001 37’ 21”W

I can't see anything different on sat view

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Hi Andrew,

Congratulations ? You have discovered a terrain bug. The terrain data seems to be missing for this triangle.

Screenshot 2021 03 26 at 16.43.55

I have alerted Rob to fix this in the next data build. If you find more, feel free to share here.

 

Cheers,
Tim

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Tim, that screenshot is not from the UK, it's a few hundred miles off the location that Andrew specified 😉

 

Andrew, those "light blueish gray" areas is wetland. Try toggling off maplayer->geo->wetland, you will see them disappear then. 

 

 

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Posted by: @rob-weijers

Andrew, those "light blueish gray" areas is wetland. Try toggling off maplayer->geo->wetland, you will see them disappear then. 

Ah ok. In which case I think that one might be wrong. Looking at the areas that I know and that area is right on the side of the edge and not particularly wet. I've been and looked at the areas where I am usually running up to my knees in marshy bogs and it's shown as normal ground.

I don't know if you have any control over these areas or if they are auto-generated.

It also doesn't particularly matter!

 

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