Map data
Know what each marker position means.
ConePal combines accepted local gazetteer records with National Highways 2021 asset positions. Every result retains a status so a precise coordinate is not mistaken for an independently verified label.
Position statuses
- Verified 2021: a marker label has an evidence-supported transfer to a 2021 asset position.
- Sequence-inferred: a label is projected from neighbouring sequence evidence and is not independently verified.
- Accepted gazetteer: the published local coordinate is retained without claiming a 2021 match.
- Source position: an asset coordinate is displayed without a verified marker-post label transfer.
Limitations
Marker posts can be missing, moved, duplicated or recorded differently between sources. Road works, carriageway changes and source age can also affect real-world position. Confirm critical locations against current approved information and site conditions.
Planner use
The Chapter planner uses an approximate 100 metre marker-post spacing rule. It is a planning aid, not an approved traffic-management design or substitute for competent review.