International Specification for Orienteering Maps 2000

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International Specification

for Orienteering Maps

INTERNATIONAL ORIENTEERING FEDERATION 2000

Radiokatu 20, FI-00093 SLU, Finland http://www.orienteering.org

MAP COMMITTEE

MAP COMMITTEE:Bjrn Persson (chairman), Andreas Dresen, Sren Nielsen, Christopher Shaw, Lszl Zentai

ISOM2000 Project Team and Reference Group:Jorma Ake, Pat Dunlavey, Lennart Karlsson, Flemming Nrgaard, Hans Steinegger,

Knut-Olav Sunde, Alex Tarr, Hvard Tveite.Editor:Lszl Zentai


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Courses shouldbe overprintedat least forelite classes. Forother classes they canbedrawnbyhand.The size of overprinting symbols is given for 1:15 000 maps. The size of these

symbols for 1:10 000 maps should be the same as for 1:15 000 maps. However, formulti-age competitions in which both 1:10 000 and 1:15 000 maps are used, the sizeof the symbols on the 1:10 000 maps may be 150% greater than on the 1:15 000maps.

701Start

702Control point

703Control number

704Line

705Markedroute

706 Finish

707 Uncrossable boundary

708Crossing point

The start or map issue point (if not at the start) is shown by an equilateral trianglewhich points in the direction of the first control. The centre of the triangle shows theprecisepositionofthestartpoint.Colour: purple.

The control points are shown with circles. The centre of the circle shows the preciseposition of the feature. Sections of circles should be omitted to leave important detailshowing.Colour: purple.

The numberof the control isplaced close tothe control pointcirclein such a way thatitdoes notobscureimportant detail. Thenumbersare orientated tonorth.Colour: purple.

Where controls are to be visited in order, thestart, control pointsand finishare joinedtogetherby straightlines. Sections oflinesshould be omitted to leave importantdetailshowing.Colour: purple.

Amarkedrouteisshownonthemapwithadashedline.Colour: purple.

Thefinish isshownby twoconcentriccircles.Colour: purple.

Aboundarywhichitisnotpermittedtocross.Colour: purple.

A crossing point through orover a wall or fence,or acrossa road or railway or througha tunnel or an out-of-bounds area is drawn on the map with two lines curving out-

wards.Colour: purple.

4.7 Overprinting symbols

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Note: dimensions arespecified in mm at thethe printed scale of1:15 000. Drawings inthis section are at1:15 000 also.

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709Out-of-bounds area

710Dangerous area

711Forbidden route

712Firstaidpost

713Refreshment point

Anout-of-bounds area,see alsosymbol 528,is shownwith vertical stripes.Aboundinglinemaybedrawnifthereisnonaturalboundary,asfollows:- a solid line indicates that the boundary is marked continuously (tapes, etc.) on theground,- a dashedlineindicates intermittentmarkingon theground,

-nolineindicatesnomarkingontheground.Colour: purple.

An area presenting danger to the competitor is shown with cross-hatched diagonallines.Colour: purple.

Aroutewhichisout-of-boundsisshownwithcrosses..Colour: purple.

Thelocationofafirstaidpost.Colour: purple.

Thelocationofarefreshmentpointwhichisnotatacontrol.Colour: purple.

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International Specification for Orienteering Maps 2000