Map Notes

This is a work-in-progress map brief, not a final atlas.

It records:

what current canon already supports
the best current schematic route/world map
what is still too open to place confidently

What Canon Already Fixes

World Shape

The world has one dominant continent divided by a continent-spanning central mountain range.
The western side is the unstable monster/demon side.
The eastern side contains the main human kingdoms, trade routes, and most organised civilisation.
The Elven Woods are approximately 100 km east-west and 1000 km north-south.
The continent's nominal map envelope is approximately 5000 km north-south by 2000 km east-west, with irregular coasts rather than a rectangular outline.
Major extents may vary roughly +5% / -20%: approximately 4000-5250 km north-south and 1600-2100 km east-west. Inlets, peninsulas, bays, and local outliers may exceed that feature-scale variation.
The far north narrows structurally to a 500-800 km cross-section north of Rimeholt and Crownholt; the visited northern corridor remains broader.
world.md explicitly defines the world as Earth-sized, with an Earth-like day, year, and solar cycle.
The story begins in the northern hemisphere, and its seasons follow familiar spring, summer, autumn, and winter behaviour.

Working Latitude / Longitude Model

These are authoring estimates, not established coordinates. They are intended to keep climate, travel direction, ecology, and future map work mutually plausible. Longitude uses the Wood Elf settlement as an arbitrary 0 degrees E/W datum; positive values are east.

Important limits:

Earth-like includes approximately Earth-like axial tilt, but does not yet define ocean circulation, prevailing winds, or continental shape.
Weather in a chapter reflects season, altitude, exposure, continentality, and rain shadow as well as latitude.
Mountains and highlands can produce a much colder climate than their geographic latitude suggests; southern dryness need not imply subtropical geographic latitude.
Overlapping ranges are deliberate. The prose supports broad climatic bands, not surveyed borders.
Climate equivalent means the Earth latitude whose climate most resembles the prose; it is not necessarily the place's actual geographic latitude.
Numeric land-route longitude estimates use the author-fixed standard party progress of 25 km/day under ordinary road and weather conditions, then allow for road curvature and non-east-west travel.
At these latitudes, one degree of longitude varies substantially: about 96 km at 30 degrees N, 72 km at 50 degrees N, and 47 km at 65 degrees N.
For normalized continental position, let W be the western coast, E the eastern coast, and L = E - W the continent's east-west land width, excluding the narrow mountain band. The central range is approximately M = W + 0.20L = E - 0.80L.
Coast and range longitudes vary by latitude; the plotted cross-sections below show that curvature directly. No Rimeholt-to-range midpoint formula is implied.
The nominal 2000 km width puts the overall range axis about 400 km from the western edge and 1600 km from the eastern edge. This is a whole-continent construction rule, not a required width at every latitude.
The central range remains broadly north-south. Ordinary west/east wander is within about 100 km; a modest northern bend may carry its axis up to roughly 150 km east before the narrowest northern section.
Around the Wood Elf settlement's temperate latitude, provisionally apply the nominal 2000 km width and 20/80 split. With Tidefall's eastern coast at about +1.5 to +2.5 degrees E, this places the range near -21 to -20 degrees and the western coast near -26.5 to -25.5 degrees.
The 24-68 degrees N chart axis is a continental construction envelope. Visited places occupy a much narrower geographic band; colder or hotter climate equivalents must not be selected as geographic coordinates.
Each plot value below is one internally consistent representative, not surveyed canon. Ranges express the remaining freedom around it.

Working Location Registry

This generated table contains discrete point representatives from the GeoPackage locations layer. gis/world-map.gpkg is authoritative for these exact working coordinates and registry metadata; they remain drafting estimates rather than surveyed story canon. Longitude is relative to the Wood Elf settlement datum. Regional interpretation and canon reasoning remain hand-maintained below.

Location	Latitude (degrees N)	Relative longitude (degrees)	Confidence	Placement note
Aelira contact region	`50.7`	`0`	Low	Provisional mainland contact-region representative.
Alderwick Ferry	`51.026184`	`-0.775972`	Low	Representative candidate snapped to the current drawn main river beyond Alderwick Marsh, approximately two cargo-barge days from Merrowford in ordinary conditions; exact bank, crossing and settlement form remain unknown.
Alderwick Marsh	`50.8`	`-0.45`	Low	Representative label point within the drawn provisional Alderwick Marsh extent, west/north-west of Merrowford near the split channels reached during the second cargo-barge day. The wetland boundary and detailed channel geometry remain author assumptions.
Ash cisterns	`54.21`	`-26.39`	Low	Representative point west of the lower-hands yard; exact galleries/entrances unresolved.
Ashbrace Hold	`50.76`	`+15.35`	Medium-low	Representative hold between Granitethroat and Irondeep; exact bends, pass width and Irondeep southern-root distance are unresolved.
Basalt Throne	`50.888418`	`+16.05249`	Low	Provisional lesser-great-peak representative at the mountain-line junction.
Black Glass Basin	`46.8`	`+0.6`	Medium-low	Provisional representative.
Black Lock	`46.5`	`-20.5`	Low	Provisional range representative.
Bracken Shade	`46.65`	`+0.8`	Medium-low	Provisional representative.
Brindle Quay	`49.999929`	`+1.79779`	Low	Low-confidence candidate snapped to the currently drawn river beyond Harn's Ford; exact bank and settlement form are unknown.
Broken Court	`54.33`	`-26.28`	Low	Representative upper-island destination from worker testimony; exact court/seal-approach geometry unresolved.
Copperspire	`51.296654`	`+14.697573`	Low	Provisional lesser-great-peak representative on the northern mountain arc.
Cotham Dry	`48.0`	`+0.3`	Medium-low	Provisional representative.
Crown Deep	`55.5045`	`+0.296`	Low	Representative surface-plan anchor in Crownholt upper city, about 560 m north-north-west of the provisional capital marker and about 300 m inside the mapped northern urban edge.
Crownholt	`55.5`	`+0.3`	Low	Deliberately provisional.
Dark-elf capital	`48.5`	`+15.5`	Medium-low	Directional, provisional representative.
Divided circle below Hell's Peak	`54.3`	`-26.245`	Low	Representative black-strip route terminus beneath Hell's Peak; exact site/seal relationship unresolved.
Fairy circle	`50.52`	`+1.52`	Medium	Roughly two miles from the family farm.
Family farm / South-Field Cottage	`50.5`	`+1.55`	Medium-high	East of Merrowford.
Flintcrown	`51.409978`	`+15.692986`	Low	Provisional lesser-great-peak representative on the northern spur.
Granitethroat	`50.48`	`+15.45`	Medium-low	Working mountain-route representative.
Great Peak	`51.0`	`+14.8`	Medium-low	Distance remains unresolved.
Green Road Compound	`50.053844`	`+15.519152`	Medium	Working representative about three miles from Larchmeet; map descriptor, not a prose proper name.
Greyhook	`46.96`	`-17.13`	Low	Representative beacon on the official western track a short way south-west of Marrowick; exact ridge, lower field and pine-cut geometry are unresolved.
Harn's Ford	`50.15`	`+1.4`	Medium-low	Provisional longitude.
Hearthmere	`51.72`	`+0.07`	Medium	Longitude midpoint between Karrick Gate and Rimeholt.
Hell's Peak	`54.315895`	`-26.231321`	Low	Representative summit point on the Infernal Mountains spine.
Hest Quay	`47.2`	`-16.5`	Low	Provisional representative.
Hidden island witness egress	`54.14`	`-26.42`	Low	Representative island-side witness egress after the undersea carriage; exact ravine/stream position unresolved.
High Elf River Preserve outpost	`50.86`	`-0.45`	Low	Representative outpost point inside the drawn provisional High Elf River Preserve and at the end of the drawn side channel, about 3 km from the current main-river line. The preserve boundary, channel course, and precise outpost footprint remain author assumptions.
Irondeep	`50.9`	`+15.4`	Medium-low	Working mountain-route representative.
Ironvein Hill	`50.65`	`+0.7`	Medium	Provisional point near Merrowford and the family-farm route.
Karrick Gate	`51.65`	`+0.2`	Medium	Slightly east of the Wood Elf settlement.
Kelrin Lock	`46.8`	`+2.7`	Low	Provisional representative.
Kethrun	`50.0`	`+16.1`	Medium	Working highland representative.
Knife Island central pass	`-42.251355`	`+75.173628`	Low	Author-drawn second crossing candidate near 75.1736E, 42.2514S, on land and about 43 m from the broad ridge trace. This is in the central sector, roughly 94 km north of the earlier 43.1S suggestion; retain the drawn position unless the author chooses to move it.
Knife Island northern pass	`-41.002626`	`+75.202255`	Low	Author-selected provisional northern crossing near 75.2023E, 41.0026S, on land and about 13 m from the broad ridge trace. The 900 m representative elevation and 800-1100 m range match the lower-pass design; the point does not map a complete route.
Larchmeet	`50.05`	`+15.45`	Medium	Working route representative.
North Merrowford Limestone Cave	`51.086889`	`+0.61205`	Low	Approximate representative cave/ridge centre derived from Chapter 469's reality-engine estimate of roughly forty miles north of Merrowford.
Lower-hands labour yard	`54.22`	`-26.32`	Low	Representative point for the lower-hands enclosure; exact terraces/towers unresolved.
Lower Harl Step	`46.7`	`-18.5`	Low	Provisional representative.
Lower Reed Ford	`46.62`	`-19.65`	Low	Low-confidence label anchor on the schematic Old Spill Road/Black Lock approach; its river, crossing and precise relationship to the listening tower are unknown.
Lowmere	`49.0`	`+0.3`	Medium-low	Provisional longitude.
Mainland passage station	`54.42`	`-25.35`	Low	Representative point for the ancient station entrance beneath the mainland northern cliff; exact door/tide shelf unresolved.
Marrowick	`47.0`	`-17.05`	Low	Provisional representative.
Merrowford	`50.503084`	`+0.600755`	Medium-low	Author-placed representative town point within the mapped Merrowford old core. The west-to-east Wood Elf settlement–Merrowford–family farm sequence is canonical; this exact coordinate and the approximately 43 km / 68 km separations are provisional GIS geography, not surveyed chapter distances.
North-road low rocky hills	`50.56286`	`+0.639419`	Low	Representative label point in the wooded, rocky country through which the canonical north road climbs, about 7.1 km from the mapped northern gate and about 9.1 km from the nearest provisional Ironvein ridgeline. The exact beginning, extent and road course are unmeasured.
Mirefold	`49.38`	`+15.52`	Low	First southern holding after about three road days; exact position unresolved.
Old East Line	`46.6`	`+1.4`	Medium-low	Provisional representative.
Orven Pell's smallholding	`50.537715`	`+0.58681`	Low	Representative placeholder about 3.9 km north-north-west of the mapped Merrowford point, between the town and the provisional mixed woodland. This is compatible with a little under an hour at ordinary walking pace, but the exact road, bearing, distance, field boundaries and relationship to the mapped north road remain unestablished.
Quartzfall	`51.09417`	`+15.671585`	Low	Provisional lesser-great-peak representative on the northern spur.
Rainpost	`50.0865`	`+14.735`	Low	Placeholder on the Westhook-Larchmeet route; exact position unresolved.
Red Lower Hold	`51.55`	`+0.45`	Unknown	Arbitrary drafting anchor near the northern visited frame; no chapter establishes the hold's region, kingdom, island or relationship to Karrick Gate.
Rimeholt	`52.42`	`-0.06`	Medium	Slightly west of Karrick Gate.
Saint Veir's Chapel	`48.03`	`+0.33`	Medium-low	Representative ruin point close to Cotham Dry and below a ridge crest; exact bearing and distance from the village are unmeasured.
Shore warden name posts	`54.29`	`-24.8`	Low	Representative coastal road point near the shore warden gate/name posts; exact position unresolved, but placed on mainland coast.
Silver Peak	`51.138258`	`+16.423628`	Low	Provisional lesser-great-peak representative on the eastern mountain arc.
Soulless Bay	`54.060792`	`-26.505623`	Low	Representative offshore point within the western bay.
Stonecomb Pass	`50.3`	`+15.98`	Low	Directionally inferred first pass on Kethrun's north road; exact mountain line, distance and onward junctions are unknown.
Tareth's Gate	`47.1`	`+0.4`	Medium-low	Provisional longitude.
Tidefall Haven	`50.7`	`+2.0`	Medium	Eastern-mainland coast representative.
Undersea transport midpoint	`54.34`	`-25.5`	Low	Schematic midpoint of the undersea carriage route; construction/route vertex, not a surfaced place.
Watch Ridge	`51.77`	`+0.11`	Medium-low	Representative old-road ridge ruin north-east of Hearthmere; exact local distance and approach geometry are unmeasured.
Werrin's Cross	`48.4`	`+0.25`	Medium-low	Provisional representative.
Western cliff settlement	`54.38`	`-25.2`	Low	Representative hidden cliff settlement point on the mainland coast above the shore road; exact caves/drainage unresolved.
Western prisoner-cart ambush	`49.7`	`-21.2`	Low	Representative mainland road point for the Ch.204 minor-demon cart ambush; exact road and distance unresolved.
Western quarry refuge handoff	`51.35`	`-22.15`	Low	Representative point for the eastward handoff/refuge route used by Arlenne, Fenn and Darel; exact site unresolved.
Westhook	`50.100649`	`+14.455062`	Medium-high	Eastern-island landfall representative.
White Ridge	`53.486558`	`-3.673337`	Low	Author-supplied candidate label anchor at EPSG:3857 (-408914, 7073510), within the drawn provisional High Elf Domains west of the Rimeholt River and Western Great Hills contact. The ridge itself remains undrawn and its exact extent is unestablished.
Willowmere	`49.15`	`+15.54`	Low	Intermediate southern road settlement; exact position unresolved.
Wood Elf settlement	`50.5`	`0`	Medium	Defines the relative-longitude datum.

Regional Geographic Interpretation

Place or region	Working geographic range	Climate equivalent	Confidence	Canon basis and interpretation
Elven Woods	Canon approximation `46-55 degrees N`; about `1.4 degrees` average width near `50 degrees N`	`~45-55 degrees N`	Medium	A 1000 km north-south forest spans about nine latitude degrees. Its exact east/west split around the settlement remains unknown. The current pressure-shaped GIS polygon is a provisional drawing aid: it is locally wider and about 800 km north-south, and does not replace the canon-scale approximation.
Temperate central range / western coast	`~45-55 degrees N`; nominal `50 degrees N` cross-section has range at `-20.5 degrees` and western coast at `-26 degrees`	`~45-55 degrees N`	Low-medium	The nominal cross-section is about 400 km coast-to-range and about 1600 km range-to-east-coast. Do not extend these longitudes unchanged into the taper.
Merrowford / family farm / Wood Elf contact region	`~50-51 degrees N`	`~48-54 degrees N`	Medium-high	Registry separations are about 43 km settlement-to-Merrowford, 68 km Merrowford-to-farm, and 111 km settlement-to-farm, within the two-, three-, and five-day route envelopes.
Harn's Ford / Lowmere	`~49-50.3 degrees N`; longitude unresolved	`~42-48 degrees N`	Medium-low	The route moves broadly south into warmer damp lowlands. The registry points are about 151 km apart against roughly seven forward travel days plus a stop.
Werrin's Cross / Cotham Dry	`~47.8-48.6 degrees N`; longitude unresolved	`~36-43 degrees N`	Medium-low	Registry legs are about 67 km Lowmere-to-Werrin and 45 km Werrin-to-Cotham, within three and two walking days. Increasing dryness reflects continentality and rain shadow as well as movement south.
Tareth's Gate	`~46.8-47.4 degrees N`; longitude unresolved	`~31-37 degrees N`	Medium-low	The registry point is about 100 km from Cotham, within five forward travel days. Its desert-fringe ecology is not evidence that it lies near 30 degrees geographic latitude.
Dry Roads / Black Glass Basin / Bracken Shade / Old East Line	`~46.2-47.2 degrees N`	`~24-33 degrees N`	Medium-low	The route continues broadly south-east/east. Old East Line is east of Bracken; severe heat and water law are climate evidence, not direct latitude measurements.
Kelrin Lock / Hest Quay / Marrowick / Lower Harl Step / Black Lock approaches	`~45-48 degrees N`; provisional westward sequence	`~28-40 degrees N`, locally cooler/wetter westward	Low	Kelrin is east of Old East Line; the Reedlark then travels west for weeks toward the foothills. Registry points put Hest-to-Mar at about 47 km and Mar-to-Lower at about 115 km, within two and six road days. Lower Harl is kept near the range because it is already a mountain threshold; its point is about 155 km from Black Lock, but that final figure remains schematic because the spill-road elapsed total is not explicit.
Karrick Gate	`~51-52 degrees N`; small positive longitude offset	`~53-59 degrees N`	Medium	The registry point is about 129 km north-east of the settlement, within the approximately six-day route.
Hearthmere	`~51.6-52.0 degrees N`	`~59-64 degrees N`	Medium	The registry point is about 12 km from Karrick, fitting departure around midday and arrival near dusk. Exposure, elevation and continental winter explain its tundra-edge character.
Rimeholt	`~52-53 degrees N`; slightly west of Karrick	`~62-67 degrees N`	Medium	Hearthmere is the longitude midpoint between Karrick and Rimeholt. The registry point is about 78 km from Hearthmere, fitting the narrated three-to-four-day journey.
Crownholt	Geographic latitude unresolved north of Rimeholt	`~63-68 degrees N`	Low	Its point is deliberately provisional: `10-14 days` by royal carriage and about three weeks by ordinary road do not establish relay speed or route curvature. It remains west of the tapering eastern coast.
Tidefall Haven	`~50-51 degrees N`; eastern coast `~+1.5 to +2.5 degrees`	`~48-55 degrees N`	Medium	The registry point is about 141 km east of Aelira's contact-region representative, within the day-six approach to the sea.
Westhook	`~50-51 degrees N`; `~+13.5 to +15.5 degrees`	`~48-55 degrees N`	Medium-high	Keep the GIS straight-line distance from Tidefall within a working `880-890 km` range; the current points give about `884 km`. Four days at the author-assumed five knots gives about `889 km`.
Larchmeet / Kethrun highlands	`~49.7-50.7 degrees N`	`~53-60 degrees N`	Medium	Registry points put Westhook-to-Larchmeet at about 71 km and Larchmeet-to-Kethrun at about 47 km, within four and two walking days with route curvature, climbing and stops. Altitude explains the colder climate.
Granitethroat / Irondeep / Great Peak mountain region	`~50.2-51.3 degrees N`	`~58-68 degrees N`	Medium-low	Registry points put Larchmeet-to-Granitethroat at about 48 km and Granitethroat-to-Irondeep at about 47 km. Great Peak is west and inward; its distance remains unresolved. Extreme altitude, not latitude, produces the severe mountain climate.
Eastern Island southern lowland and moor	`~47.5-50 degrees N`; south of the highlands	`~43-51 degrees N`	Medium-low	This is cool-temperate maritime lowland. Southward travel toward the dark-elf court is active after Ch. 191, but the capital's representative remains directional because no travelled route fixes its site or distance.

Temperate-Band Longitude Frame

This generated diagram uses the GIS representative points near 50 degrees N; it is not a claim that every latitude has the same coast or range longitude. The broader ranges in the regional table and author assumptions remain the uncertainty envelope around these exact working points.

Climate Equivalents At A Glance

These are climate analogues, not a second geographic plot. The visited mainland route remains geographically compressed around 46-56 degrees N; aridity, exposure, continentality, rain shadow and altitude account for much of the larger climatic spread. The Eastern Island highlands and mountains are colder mainly through altitude.

Working XY Location Plot

This generated Mermaid quadrantChart uses the GIS locations and construction_points layers. The visible axes represent -27 to +19 degrees relative longitude and 45 to 68 degrees N; Mermaid internally requires values normalised to 0-1 by x = (longitude + 27) / 46 and y = (latitude - 45) / 23. The chart uses an approximately equal-distance display aspect ratio at 50 degrees N: the longitude span is about 3288 km and the latitude span about 2558 km, giving chartHeight / chartWidth ~= 0.78. It is not a true map projection, and east-west distance contracts farther north. Green points use explicit representative coordinates from the table. Orange points marked * are provisional macro frames or locations whose route geometry remains unresolved.

Construction points with kind=regional_placement_candidate are separate broad-world planning markers, excluded from this northern overview and its axis checks. They remain available in QGIS and the construction-point export; their positions do not expand this plot or establish new coastlines. Locations parented to the separate southern landmasses knife_island or pain_island are likewise outside this northern frame, while remaining in the location registry and GIS exports. Other locations still undergo bounds checks; an out-of-range coordinate alone never suppresses a point.

The taper frames are construction checks rather than coast canon: approximately 1800 km wide at Rimeholt's 52.4 degrees N plot (-25.8 to +0.8 degrees), 1410 km at 60 degrees N, 970 km at 64 degrees N, and 660 km at the 67.5 degrees N neck. This makes the narrowing gradual and puts the 500-800 km minimum well north of provisional Crownholt.

GIS Coastline Draft

The generated HTML embeds the current landmass polygons, routes, and locations exported from the GeoPackage through gis/source/*.geojson. Construction controls remain available in the standalone GIS atlas but are hidden by default and omitted from this embedded map.

Working GIS geometry exported from gis/source/*.geojson.

GIS Feature Inventory

This generated catalogue exposes the current non-point GIS features without promoting their working geometry or blank attributes to prose canon. Narrative meaning and unresolved qualifications remain in the surrounding manual sections and owning canon files.

Layer	Feature	Geometry	Working classification	GIS note
Landmass	Main Continent	MultiPolygon	editable construction scaffold; canon; low	Northern and temperate edges pass through the map controls and Tidefall Haven. The coastline has deliberately been given additional irregular detail to reduce the angular appearance of the early construction scaffold; those refinements are author-drawn cartography, not new canon locations, jurisdictions or measured shorelines. The straight southern closure at 45N remains artificial and should be extended or redrawn as southern geography is designed. The close-facing western coast beside Fallen Isle is an author-drawn future-path scaffold and may preserve the opposing edge of a supernatural land-shattering event.
Landmass	Eastern Island	MultiPolygon	provisional coastline; canon; medium	Editable provisional island coastline drawn in QGIS around the known eastern-island locations.
Landmass	Fallen Isle	MultiPolygon	provisional coastline; canon; low	Canon north-western third-seal landmass reached in Ch.207-209, separated from the main continent by a narrow demon-rich strait. Working coastline remains provisional; facing coastlines, drowned masonry and the undersea route imply a former connection or shared built landscape, while cause/date/agency remain unresolved.
Landmass	Pain Island	MultiPolygon	provisional coastline; author assumption; low	Pain Island is the canonical author-facing name, not yet chosen or revealed to the characters; no indigenous name or claim is established. Approximate authorial geography: centred around 110 degrees E, 20 degrees S; area 56,400 km2; oriented overall length x width 422 x 187 km. The detailed coastline remains an author-drawn draft, reflected in the provisional status and low confidence. Arrival, inlet and inland-feature coordinates remain unassigned. Daylight chronology still needs reconciliation with the accepted location; no time manipulation or new character survey knowledge is implied.
Landmass	Knife Island	MultiPolygon	provisional coastline; author assumption; low	Author-drawn provisional island around 75E, 42S in the existing fantasy world, separate from Pain Island, Eastern Island and Fallen Isle. The current coastline spans approximately 67 km west-east by 476 km north-south, with geodesic area about 16643 km2 after the eastern-bay refinement. It is broader than the earlier 45-55 km width suggestion; no automatic resizing is implied. The author-level design favours a high mountain spine, wetter western slopes and a drier eastern rain shadow. The eastern bay around 75.2965E, 41.0155S is a relatively sheltered design candidate, not surveyed safe anchorage. Coastline detail, climate, terrain and naming remain author assumptions; no discovery, inhabitants, chapter-canon name, character knowledge, territorial claim or route is established. Use EPSG:32743 for local drawing while retaining EPSG:4326 storage.
Natural region	Elven Woods	MultiPolygon	A1 Woodland; provisional extent; canon; medium	Canonical broad woodland homeland of the Wood Elves. Its mapped boundary has been locally refined to look less angular at broad-map scale, but the exact forest edge, internal clearings, field mosaics, settlement limits and relationship to the provisional Wood Elf political realm remain author-drawn assumptions rather than surveyed canon.
Natural region	Larchmeet Managed Woods	MultiPolygon	A1 Woodland; provisional extent; canon; medium	Pressure-shaped managed woodland and field edge around Larchmeet, used for timber, charcoal, grazing and seasonal gathering; exact boundary is provisional.
Natural region	Ungodly Forest	MultiPolygon	A1 Woodland; provisional extent; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
Natural region	Unyielding Desert	MultiPolygon	desert; provisional extent; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
Natural region	Alderwick Marsh	MultiPolygon	riverine wooded marsh; provisional extent; canon; low	Canon named marsh along the Greyfin route, where the main river divides around low forested islands and rejoins beyond the wetland. It is a marshy river-and-woodland area, not an established settlement. The drawn extent, exact banks and channels, seasonality, and political relationships are author assumptions. A natural-region overlap with the High Elf River Preserve does not itself imply shared sovereignty.
Natural region	Merrowford north-western woodland	MultiPolygon	A1.3 Mixed woodland; provisional extent; working descriptor; medium-low	Working polygon for the broad mixed, older and broken woodland country west and north-west of Merrowford. Ch. 432 establishes mixed woodland north of Orven Pell's smallholding; Ch. 439 says old woodland begins less than an hour beyond the last occupied plots along a north-west road; Ch. 460 places broken woodland north-west of town. The prose does not prove that these references describe one continuous wood or establish this boundary, canopy composition, management history or relationship to the Ironvein foothills. A1.3 Mixed woodland is a broad working Phase 1 descriptor; semi-natural versus plantation status and broadleaved/coniferous proportions remain unestablished.
Natural region	North polar ice cap	MultiPolygon	J5 Other habitat; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-shaped provisional polar boundary, ranging from approximately 67.49 to 80.40 degrees north. Its antimeridian crossing and north-pole closure are deliberately maintained through a negligible 0.002-degree seam notch. Represents broad permanent polar ice cover; exact edge, land/sea distinction and climate remain unestablished. Its overlap with the far-northern main continent represents polar ice extending onto land rather than a political or geological boundary.
Natural region	South polar ice cap	MultiPolygon	J5 Other habitat; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-shaped provisional polar boundary, ranging from approximately 53.11 to 64.06 degrees south. Its antimeridian crossing and south-pole closure are deliberately maintained through a negligible 0.002-degree seam notch. Represents broad permanent polar ice cover; exact edge, land/sea distinction and climate remain unestablished.
Natural region	Southbank allotments	MultiPolygon	J1 Cultivated/disturbed land; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 1.97 ha aggregate belt of cultivated garden or allotment ground outside Southbank Lower. Chapter 22 establishes Merrowford outer fields, beans, barley and vegetable gardens protected by woven hurdles; Chapter 34 establishes Southbank Lower, but neither chapter places allotments here. The broad Phase 1 J1 classification describes a mixed cultivated/disturbed land-cover mosaic rather than legal parcels. Exact extent, Southbank association, tenure, town administration, common rights, crops, water supply, paths and individual divisions remain unestablished.
Natural region	West Main Street pocket green	MultiPolygon	J1.2 Cultivated/disturbed land - amenity grassland; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 130.0 m2 managed grassed break in the west Main Street frontage beside the provisional north-west block. It is wholly inside the built-up extent, clears the nominal road edges and meets adjoining assumed building boundaries without overlap. No park, green, planting, public ownership, access regime or current use is established in prose; the amenity-grassland kind describes the intended managed land cover rather than canonising a formal civic park.
Political area	Central Kingdom	MultiPolygon	kingdom; provisional extent; author assumption; medium	Working author-assumption extent for the proposed Central Kingdom; its western boundary approximately follows the eastern edge of the Elven Woods. Exact borders, capital and government remain unestablished.
Political area	Northern Kingdom	MultiPolygon	kingdom; provisional extent; author assumption; medium	Canon human kingdom ruled by the King of the North, with Crownholt as capital; Rimeholt is within established northern jurisdiction. The polygon is an author-assumption extent. Karrick Gate and Hearthmere lie inside the working outline but retain influence-only location assignments because their exact sovereignty is unestablished. The southern frontier leaves a transition from the Central Kingdom; the south-western edge follows and slightly overlaps the provisional Elven Woods margin as an uncertain contact zone. Exact borders remain unestablished.
Political area	Southern Kingdom	MultiPolygon	kingdom; provisional extent; author assumption; medium-low	Working author-assumption core for the dominant Southern Kingdom within the proposed Southern Hegemony. The polygon represents approximate effective sovereign rule, not the hegemony’s wider influence. It deliberately lies south of Tareth’s Gate and the mapped dry-road corridor; those locations remain outside direct kingdom assignment. No capital, ruler, governmental structure, exact border, or directly visited location inside the core is established.
Political area	Wood Elf Realm	MultiPolygon	realm; provisional extent; author assumption; medium-low	Working political extent for the realm ruled by the Wood Elf king around the Elven Woods. Wood Elf rule and the forest polity are canon; this label, the exact border, and the absence of a mapped capital are author assumptions. The interior ring deliberately excludes the High Elf River Preserve as a detached High Elf jurisdiction while leaving the surrounding Elven Woods a continuous natural region. The Wood Elf settlement is not established as the capital.
Political area	High Elf Domains	MultiPolygon	realm; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Working author-assumption extent for the wider High Elf homeland or domains north of White Ridge, occupying the gap between the provisional Wood Elf and Northern Kingdom realms and extending west into the continental interior. High Elves, domains, relay systems, archives, and authority above the local Warden-Lecture are canon; a single state, ruler, capital, unified sovereignty, and exact borders are not. The polygon represents a substantial, potentially sparse domain rather than a narrow border strip. The detached River Preserve is recorded separately as a child exclave.
Political area	Dark-elf Kingdom	No geometry	kingdom; unmapped; canon; high	Canon dark-elf polity ruled by the sibling twin crowns; its formal name and boundary remain unestablished.
Political area	Deep-dwarf Realm	No geometry	realm; unmapped; canon; high	Canon deep-dwarf political-cultural system centred on Great Peak and the mountain compact; no outer boundary has been mapped.
Political area	Tareth's Gate Polity	No geometry	city_polity; unmapped; author assumption; medium	Working city-polity classification for Tareth's Gate's canon local control of water, roads, caravan registration and casting; its sovereign relationship remains unresolved.
Political area	Southern Hegemony	No geometry	hegemony; unmapped; author assumption; medium-low	Working influence-only model linking the dominant southern kingdom, smaller kingdoms, merchant cities and route or water jurisdictions; no boundary is asserted.
Political area	Western Interior Marches	No geometry	descriptive_region; unmapped; working descriptor; medium	Descriptive grouping for the western approach towns and situational Guild, carrier, Guide, town and minor-crown authority; not a unified state.
Political area	Western Territories	No geometry	fragmented_territories; unmapped; working descriptor; medium	Descriptive registry entity for the fragmented former demon sphere and uneven successor authorities; not a successor sovereign state.
Political area	High Elf River Preserve	MultiPolygon	preserve_exclave; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Canon restricted High Elf preserve under Warden-Lecture authority, built around protected waterways, archives, warding structures, and a continuity anchor. Patrol, detention, permits, marked channels, and release tokens establish direct High Elf control; the precise legal vocabulary is unknown. The polygon is a provisional author-drawn enclave cut out of the working Wood Elf Realm and treated as an exclave of the wider High Elf Domains. Whether that relationship rests on sovereignty, an ancient compact, retained custodianship, or another inter-elven arrangement remains unestablished.
Waterbody	Great Northern Lake	MultiPolygon	inland sea; provisional extent; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
Waterbody	Sky Lake	MultiPolygon	lake; provisional extent; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
Waterbody	Larchmeet pond	MultiPolygon	pond; provisional extent; canon; medium	Small natural communal pond downstream of the mill; shared village feature, not a millpond.
Waterbody	Kethrun Lake	MultiPolygon	lake; provisional extent; canon; low	Lake receiving the ancient artificial Kethrun Cut diversion from the Dragon River.
Waterbody	South quay basin	MultiPolygon	harbour_basin; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed artificial basin or embayment serving the canonical south quay. Its overlap with the main-river polygon and with water beneath the pile-supported piers and wharf is deliberate. Canon establishes a working riverfront, barges, retained stonework and timber landings, but not a purpose-dug basin or this exact shoreline.
Waterbody	Unnamed western lake	MultiPolygon	lake; provisional extent; author assumption; medium-low	Descriptive working label for a valid provisional inland lake of approximately 1,025 square kilometres. The feature lies wholly inside the main continent and within the provisional Wood Elf Realm polygon, but its existence, proper name, shoreline, depth, inflows, outflow, use and political significance are not established by prose. The polygon is broad-map author construction, not a surveyed shore.
Waterbody	Knife Island long lake	MultiPolygon	lake; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed elongated inland lake near 75.1323E, 42.1812S, west of the Knife Edge Mountains and wholly inside Knife Island. The current approximately north-south footprint measures about 4.56 x 1.24 km and 4.22 km2, smaller than the earlier 6-8 km length suggestion. Its nearest approach to the mapped mountain axis is about 3.3 km. The author-selected lake elevation is 1800 m; depth, basin origin, inflows, glaciers and local access remain unestablished. knife_island_river_1 is the mapped western outlet; its upstream endpoint meets the lake boundary to numerical precision in EPSG:32743. The display name is descriptive, not an indigenous or character-known proper name.
Ridgeline	Central Mountains	LineString	provisional alignment; canon; medium	Broadly north-south continent-spanning range; exact axis remains provisional.
Ridgeline	Great Spur	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption from map.md
Ridgeline	Western Great Hills	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption from map.md
Ridgeline	Great Peak Crest	LineString	provisional alignment; canon; medium-low	Crest associated with the approximately 10 km Great Peak.
Ridgeline	Lesser Peak Line	LineString	provisional alignment; canon; low	Working line through lesser great peaks, canonically approximately 7-9 km high.
Ridgeline	Central Mountain Spur	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
Ridgeline	Unnamed Hills	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
Ridgeline	Eastern Island ridgelines (8)	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
Ridgeline	South-road western uplands	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Low broken uplands introduced as a plausible source for the South-road tributary.
Ridgeline	The Infernal Mountains	LineString	provisional alignment; canon; low	Prose-canon mountain range name on Fallen Isle. The mapped spine is a provisional authoring alignment through demon-rich volcanic terrain; elevations and exact supernatural history remain unresolved.
Ridgeline	Ironvein Hill range	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn low ridge or range around the canon Ironvein Hill location. Chapter 19 establishes a hill and abandoned mine half a day north-east of Merrowford; prose does not establish a named range, its extent, alignment or elevations. The layer name is a GIS descriptor, not an in-world proper name.
Ridgeline	Knife Edge Mountains	LineString	provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed mountain-axis trace on Knife Island, about 441 km along the line and 435 km north-south, wholly inside the island. The 3000-4500 m elevation range and 4000 m representative value describe the high mountain design, not per-vertex elevations, a terrain surface or a continuous minimum crest. The separately mapped northern pass has a lower 900 m representative elevation; the southern pass has an 800 m representative elevation and 700-1000 m range. Both are local saddle values, separate from the high-mountain range-level design. Ridge heights do not determine pass approach gradients, watershed divides, glaciers, faults or volcanic activity. The intended wet-west/dry-east contrast and unresolved geological alternatives are described in knife_island.md. The name is author-facing, with no character naming or survey established.
River	Rimeholt River	LineString	river; provisional course; canon; low	The named river is canon, while its mapped course is provisional. Additional intermediate vertices soften the broad-map line without establishing surveyed bends. The stored 1 m width is a display placeholder, not a prose-supported or regionally uniform measurement.
River	Merrowford/Harn's Ford River	LineString	river; provisional course; canon; medium	The 120 m value is a representative working width through Merrowford only; the regional course is not uniformly this wide. Prose establishes a wide, slow navigable river but no measured width. The regional centreline has been locally densified and smoothed for cartographic naturalism; those added bends do not establish a surveyed course.
River	Great Copper River	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	sky lake river no.1	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	sky lake river no.2	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	sky lake river no.3	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	sky lake river no.4	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	Quartzflow	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	The Great River	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	Larchmeet stream	LineString	stream; provisional course; canon; medium	Ch. 159; author-drawn GIS geometry
River	Dragon River	LineString	river; provisional course; canon; low	world.md; author-drawn GIS geometry
River	Kethrun Cut	LineString	river; provisional course; canon; medium	Ancient artificial diversion of the Dragon River toward Kethrun Lake; makers, date and purpose remain unknown.
River	Dragon's Wing	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	Eastern Island rivers (2)	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS assumption
River	South-road tributary	LineString	tributary; provisional course; canon; low	Provisional tributary sourced in the western uplands, passing the damaged footbridge and downstream ford before joining the Dragon River.
River	Devil's Tears	LineString	river; provisional course; canon; low	Prose-canon river/channel name associated with the island witness egress area; Ch.207 leaves open whether the visible water was Devil's Tears itself or an upper tributary. Mapped course from Hell's Peak toward Soulless Bay remains provisional.
River	Unnamed river	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	Unnamed west-flowing mainland river added for geographic texture and drainage plausibility near the Fallen Isle strait; not established in prose and not intended as a narrative landmark.
River	Unnamed holding stream	LineString	stream; provisional connected course; canon; medium-low	Canon narrow watercourse crossing the lower corner of the original holding, described both as a stream and as a seasonal feeder into an older drainage line. It passes near the house and ruined outbuilding, receives runoff from the wet lower ground and follows part of the original holding's southern edge. Ch.446-451 establish that the same stream continues south through the separate private parcel and town-controlled drainage/flood-margin ground to the main river. The GIS line now depicts a connected but provisional course from the original holding, through the southern parcel and town-controlled ground, to the main-river centreline. The 1.5 m representative width, exact course and physical flow direction remain provisional. Ordinary household drawing is allowed; substantial diversion requires approval and direct bathhouse discharge is expected to be refused.
River	Unnamed side channel	LineString	side_channel; provisional course; canon; low	Canon narrow side channel into which the storm drove the flat-bottomed Greyfin from the main river near Alderwick Marsh. The drawn course and 20 m representative width are author assumptions: 20 m is broad enough for a modest cargo barge while leaving little room to turn or recover in storm conditions; a plausible working range is roughly 12-30 m. Exact banks, depth, flow direction, seasonal variation, whether it rejoins the main river, and any proper name remain unestablished. The channel passes into the restricted High Elf River Preserve.
River	Unnamed stream	LineString	stream; provisional course; canon; medium-low	Unnamed settlement watercourse represented from prose references to the shallow practice-clearing stream, western stream and wash stones, lower stream, inner stream and lower river path. The GIS treats these as one principal watercourse; their exact equivalence, its 6 m representative width, course, flow direction and confluence with the main river are author assumptions. The line passes through the lower and south-western inhabited core and continues into unresolved forest drainage.
River	Unnamed little-bridge navigation cut	LineString	navigation_cut; provisional course; author assumption; low	Author-drawn candidate interpreting the canonical smaller watercourse beneath Bridge Street's little stone bridge as an artificial navigable cut joining the main river. Ch.420 establishes water running towards the wider river, but not an artificial channel or barge use. The exact course, artificial origin, navigability, representative 8 m width and western continuation are unestablished. Geometry direction now follows the apparent downstream flow from its western end to the main-river centreline.
River	Unnamed northern tributary	LineString	river; provisional connected course; author assumption; low	Descriptive working label for an author-drawn approximately 28.5 km tributary. Stored vertex order runs south to the exact three-way confluence at the head of unnamed_river_2. The high flow-confidence value records deliberate line direction only; existence, source, proper name, exact course and representative 4 m width remain low-confidence assumptions. It lies within the provisional Wood Elf Realm polygon, which does not itself establish water rights or political control.
River	Unnamed lake inflow	LineString	river; provisional connected course; author assumption; low	Descriptive working label for the author-drawn approximately 29.0 km downstream reach from the exact confluence of unnamed_river_1 and unnamed_river_3 towards unnamed_lake_1. Stored vertex order follows that intended flow. The endpoint has been snapped to the provisional lake edge in the project's EPSG:32631 working view; a raw EPSG:4326 planar test retains only a sub-metre reprojection artefact, not a meaningful ground gap. Existence, proper name, exact course and representative 8 m width remain low-confidence assumptions; no lake outflow or complete catchment is established.
River	Unnamed western tributary	LineString	river; provisional connected course; author assumption; low	Descriptive working label for an author-drawn approximately 50.9 km tributary. Stored vertex order runs east to the exact three-way confluence at the head of unnamed_river_2. The high flow-confidence value records deliberate line direction only; existence, source, proper name, exact course and representative 3 m width remain low-confidence assumptions. It lies within the provisional Wood Elf Realm polygon, which does not itself establish water rights or political control.
River	Knife Island western outflow	LineString	river; provisional course; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 17.3 km western outflow, drawn in intended downstream order from Knife Island long lake towards the western sea. The source_ref identifies the lake outlet, and the upstream endpoint meets the lake boundary to numerical precision in EPSG:32743. The mouth ends within about 0.7 m of the coastline in the local working projection. No separately mapped receiving ocean exists, so mouth_ref remains unset. The course stays on the island and does not cross the ridge. The 100 m width is a provisional representative corridor, not a measured uniform active channel. The lake elevation is 1800 m, implying about 104 m/km average descent along this course to sea level. Flow confidence remains low because no elevation profile proves downhill continuity; local gradients, discharge, channel/gorge form and navigability remain unestablished. This descriptive display label is not a canon proper name or established character knowledge.
Settlement boundary	Karrick Gate	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; low	Feature existence is canon; polygon extent is a provisional GIS interpretation.
Settlement boundary	Larchmeet	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; medium	Compact village core containing roughly fourteen houses, two barns, communal building and mill shed; exact enclosure is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Larchmeet	MultiPolygon	settlement_extent; provisional extent; canon; low	Working village envelope including fields, pond, stream margins and immediate service ground; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Green Road Compound	MultiPolygon	homestead; provisional extent; canon; medium	Small fenced homestead envelope around three houses, workshop, pony shelter, yard, paths and drainage; exact perimeter is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Kethrun	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; medium	Dense highland city core near the Dragon River, Kethrun Cut and lake system; exact urban edge is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Kethrun	MultiPolygon	settlement_extent; provisional extent; canon; low	Wider civic and service envelope around the Kethrun core and managed water infrastructure; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Westhook	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; medium	Harbour claw, lower port streets, warehouses, yards and rising dense terraces; exact urban edge is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Westhook	MultiPolygon	settlement_extent; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Harbour bowl plus coastal cargo, repair, lodging, road-head and service belt; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Granitethroat	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; medium	Long pass-constrained settlement concentrated south of the formal threshold, with sparse infrastructure northward; exact edge is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Granitethroat	MultiPolygon	settlement_extent; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Pass-mouth envelope including camps, waiting terraces, yards, stables, water points and threshold buffer; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Mirefold	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; medium	Irregular bank-side settlement clusters around channels and bridges rather than a single solid urban patch; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Mirefold	MultiPolygon	settlement_extent; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Wetland work envelope including reed use, bridge approaches, guest ground and managed channels; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Willowmere	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Ordered elongated road-and-water settlement core; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Willowmere	MultiPolygon	settlement_extent; provisional extent; canon; low	Wider road-custom envelope including gardens, yards, animal ground and managed water margins; exact extent is provisional.
Settlement boundary	Merrowford	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; low	Current substantially built-up footprint combining the older palisaded core with irregular extramural development along the approach, ferry and riverfront roads. Feature existence is canon; the exact urban edge, street alignment and relationship to Southbank Lower are provisional. This is not an administrative boundary and excludes the wider belt of fields, gardens and hedged approaches.
Settlement boundary	Wood Elf settlement	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; low	Generalised envelope for the layered inhabited core: scattered ground paths and root dwellings beneath denser elevated platforms around the immense central growth. This is a porous three-dimensional settlement, not continuous human-style urban coverage; the polygon excludes the wider outer ward network, forester's rest and ordinary forest paths.
Settlement boundary	Crownholt	MultiPolygon	built_up_area; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical Northern Kingdom capital built over and around Crown Deep. The polygon represents a provisional author-drawn built-up extent for the walled lower and upper city, terraced districts, inner divisions and palace/Crown Deep complex. It excludes the separately described outer villages, fields, approach development and external freight sheds. Feature existence and the layered, multiply gated capital form are canon; the exact urban edge, walls, terraces, gate positions, palace footprint, river course and population remain unestablished. Geometry is approximately 6.75 km2 and 4.34 x 1.97 km when measured in EPSG:32631.
Building	Workshop	MultiPolygon	workshop; canon; medium	Building existence and role are canon; exact footprint and placement are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Thomas and Isha's House	MultiPolygon	house; canon; medium	Shared private home; canon places it nearer the workshop than Kelda's house. Exact footprint and placement are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Cut boatyard workshop	MultiPolygon	workshop; author assumption; low	Author-assumed one-storey main workshop at the western end of Cut boatyard, approximately 16 x 8 m and 128.0 m2. Its long axis runs inland from the waterside part of the yard; the access lane reaches the open working ground beside it without crossing the footprint. The business, working name, use, exact footprint, construction and ownership are author assumptions, not established chapter canon. One storey is a planning choice; height, interior divisions, doors, machinery and living accommodation remain unestablished.
Building	Cut boatyard repair shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed one-storey covered boat-repair shed along the northern side of Cut boatyard, approximately 12 x 6 m and 72.0 m2. The intended open front faces into the yard towards the cut, but no opening or internal working bay is separately mapped. The business, working name, use, exact footprint, construction and ownership are author assumptions, not established chapter canon. Height, structural material, tools, vessel capacity and actual launching arrangements remain unestablished.
Building	Cut boatyard timber shelter	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed one-storey timber-storage shelter at the north-eastern end of Cut boatyard, approximately 10 x 4 m and 40.0 m2. The name describes intended storage use, not a proven structural material. The business, working name, use, exact footprint, construction and ownership are author assumptions, not established chapter canon. Height, enclosed sides, racks, timber species, stock quantities and storage practice remain unestablished.
Building	Kelda's House	MultiPolygon	house; canon; medium	Separate private home with its own door and hearth, standing apart from Thomas and Isha's house. Exact footprint and placement are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Porridge's Lean-to	MultiPolygon	lean_to; canon; medium	Pony shelter planned with the workshop cluster and maintained largely by Kelda; exact footprint and attachment to Thomas and Isha's house are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Larchmeet communal building	MultiPolygon	communal_building; canon; medium	Long low communal building used as meeting place and storehouse; exact footprint and placement are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Larchmeet houses (14)	MultiPolygon	house; canon; medium	One of roughly fourteen canon houses; exact footprint, placement and storey arrangement are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Larchmeet barns (2)	MultiPolygon	barn; canon; medium	One of two canon barns; one main level may include loft storage. Exact footprint and placement are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Larchmeet mill shed	MultiPolygon	mill_shed; canon; medium	Canon mill shed beside the narrow stream; one main level has high attic or partial mezzanine storage. Exact footprint and placement are author-drawn GIS approximations.
Building	Existing stone-and-timber house	MultiPolygon	house; canon; medium	Existing habitable pale-grey stone and dark-timber dwelling, recently vacated at Ch.428 and now Ian and Lethira's jointly owned home. The ground floor includes the broad-hearth front room, separate rear kitchen, entrance hall, pantry and externally accessed store; three rooms occupy the upper floor. The original inspection found no major visible defect in the foundation, principal walls, accessible beams or floors. The failed south-west roof covering and a softened edge timber were replaced and the work paid for in Ch.471; surrounding timber was sound. Lethira reports that the roof no longer leaks in Ch.492. Several mortar areas and one timber sill remain separate routine work; the kitchen hinge is still pending in Ch.494. Initial chimney findings included soot/tarry deposits, minor loose mortar and a low top with wind-dependent poor draw, but no major crack or collapse. Cleaning was completed in Ch.442; the Ch.471 roof crew found the chimney sound enough, drawing well with no normal-use spillback, and advised against rebuilding merely for height. Exact footprint and dimensions remain inferred.
Building	Former bathhouse ruin	MultiPolygon	ruined_outbuilding; canon; medium	Approximate surviving stone footprint of an outbuilding which collapsed three winters before Ch.428. Vale judged the footing potentially reusable after clearance. Ch.487 identifies the former bathhouse and a partly surviving original drain: a later repair narrowed the run, which continues east beyond the visible footing. Several opened lengths were intact, without collapse or intrusive roots, and had sufficient fall towards the stream; the lower run and final outlet remain uninspected. Most of the foundation is intended for reuse, with the failed eastern section to be rebuilt and the narrowed drain reopened; these works are proposed, not completed. Ch.492 supplies a paid rough plan for a private bathhouse within the existing footprint, with proposed washing space, bath, heating position, water entry and an internal wall moved to preserve drain access. The proposed access stone is not installed. The preliminary civic stamp allows further opening of the lower drain for inspection only; footing rebuilding, final water source and disposal approval remain pending. Direct stream discharge is not approved, and an old outlet is not acceptable merely because earlier owners used it. Exact dimensions, drain alignment and final outfall remain unestablished; the mapped ruin envelope is inferred, not the builder's measured plan.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed shallow attached infill building beside the canonical clothing shop on the provisional unnamed shopping street. Its approximately 8 x 8.8 m footprint, existence, use, occupants, construction and storeys are unestablished; its shared wall with the clothing shop is deliberate. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 8 x 20 m attached infill building on the provisional unnamed shopping street. Its existence, use, occupants, construction and storeys are unestablished; its shared wall with the neighbouring provisional unit is deliberate. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Current clothing shop (former candle shop)	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; medium	Canon clothing shop occupying Lethira's remembered former candle shop. Chapter 420 places it on a busy shop street reached by turning from the first larger junction and narrower than the main approach. Its approximately 8 x 20 m footprint, attached neighbours and present position on the provisional north-west shopping-street loop are author-drawn assumptions; only the shop identity, former use and relative street relationship are established.
Building	Unnamed workshop	MultiPolygon	workshop; author assumption; low	Author-drawn rear workshop and storage range for the canon Cooper's Yard. A narrow pedestrian-scale gap separates it from the front range; the range helps enclose the open working yard. Exact footprint, construction, storeys, functions, position and business continuity are unestablished.
Building	Unnamed workshop	MultiPolygon	workshop; author assumption; low	Author-drawn street-facing range for the canon Cooper's Yard. It contains an assumed ground-level covered cart passage into the open working yard, with the upper storey continuing above. Exact footprint, construction, storeys, functions, position and business continuity are unestablished.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed attached infill building on the provisional unnamed shopping street. Its approximately 8 x 18.4 m footprint, existence, use, occupants, construction and storeys are unestablished; its shared boundaries with the neighbouring provisional units are deliberate. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 8 x 20 m attached infill building beside the canonical clothing shop on the provisional unnamed shopping street. Its existence, use, occupants, construction and storeys are unestablished; its shared wall with the clothing shop is deliberate. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed irregular attached infill building on the provisional unnamed shopping street. Its approximately 74.2 m2 footprint, existence, use, occupants, construction and storeys are unestablished; its shared boundary with the neighbouring provisional unit is deliberate. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Merrowford Adventurers' Guild	MultiPolygon	guildhall; canon; medium	Canonical two-storey timber Guild hall on an old stone foundation. The current frontage is widened or rebuilt while the sword, staff and boot sign survives; exact footprint and alignment are author-drawn assumptions.
Building	Civic offices	MultiPolygon	civic_offices; canon; low	Canonical Merrowford civic administrative building serving registry, water-enquiry and other public-office functions. The approximately 36 x 24 m footprint, two storeys, exact placement, alignment and internal arrangement are author assumptions; no grand town hall, court, tower or ceremonial complex is established.
Building	Public baths	MultiPolygon	communal_building; canon; medium-low	Canonical present-day public bathhouse off the lower market road. Ch. 421 establishes a low stone-and-timber building with narrow high steam vents, a basin sign, entry counter and waiting storage, separate common rooms, and two private bathing rooms: a larger room with a wooden bath and a room with a deeper heat-holding stone bath. The approximately 630 m2 one-storey footprint, exact placement, shallow northern projection, internal plan, service arrangement and relationship to the provisional Lower Market Road are author assumptions. The adjoining forecourt, service yard and fence are mapped separately; no rear service gate or fuel-store structure is yet represented.
Building	The Reed and Wheel main building	MultiPolygon	inn; canon; low	Canonical two-storey Bridge Street inn: maintained weather-darkened timber on a stone base, with the street windows and side yard arch described in Ch. 420. The exact L-shaped footprint, dimensions and alignment are author-drawn assumptions. The separately mapped covered arch overlaps this footprint to allow rooms above.
Building	Joiner's yard front shelter	MultiPolygon	shed; canon; medium-low	Canonical deep shelter at the street-front of the joiner's yard, open towards the road and holding new and second-hand tables. Its separate approximately 287 m² footprint, open-sided form, one level, dimensions and exact position are author assumptions.
Building	Open shed	MultiPolygon	shed; canon; medium-low	Canonical open shed used for timber storage and cart work. The approximately 180 m² footprint, one level, construction, precise functions and position within the yard are author-drawn assumptions.
Building	Builder's yard main workshop	MultiPolygon	workshop; author assumption; low	Author-assumed enclosed main workshop/store along the eastern side of the canonical builder's yard, with an approximately 18 x 10 m, 180 m2 footprint and one storey. Ch.486 establishes the yard and a workbench but does not describe an enclosed workshop. The separate building, internal use, construction, age, doors, one-storey form and exact geometry are unestablished. No residence, office room, hearth or particular equipment is implied.
Building	The Reed and Wheel rear stores	MultiPolygon	stores; author assumption; low	Author-assumed consolidated stores or shed range representing part of the several rear-yard sheds visible in Ch. 420. The exact footprint and use are not established, and this is not the canonical stable.
Building	Joiner's yard workshop	MultiPolygon	workshop; author assumption; low	Author-assumed enclosed workshop behind the canonical front shelter. Prose establishes the joiner working at the back of the yard with an assistant, tools and chair stock, but not a separate enclosed building, its approximately 252 m² footprint, one level or exact position.
Building	Soil shelter	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed single open-sided shelter representing the canonically covered soil piles. The approximately 168 m² footprint, one level, form, dimensions and position are unestablished; canon requires covered piles, not necessarily one dedicated building.
Building	Builder's yard timber shelter	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 18 x 6 m, 108 m2 one-storey timber-storage shelter along the southern side of the canonical builder's yard. The intended open front faces the working area to the north; the roof footprint does not represent a fully enclosed wall perimeter. Ch.486 establishes stacked timber, but not covered storage, this separate shed, its open-sided form, construction, height, age or exact placement. No sawmill or timber-merchant business is established.
Building	The Reed and Wheel stable	MultiPolygon	stable; canon; low	Canonical stable occupying most of one side of the rear yard, with a roof patched in two shades of wood and at least three horses observed behind the nearby rail. The exact footprint, position, dimensions and doorway arrangement are author-drawn assumptions.
Building	Joiner's yard timber shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed ventilated covered storage for seasoned timber within the canonical joiner's yard. Seasoned stock is established, but this separate approximately 173 m² shed, one level, construction and exact position are not.
Building	The Reed and Wheel detached shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	One plausible individual footprint within the several rear-yard sheds seen in Ch. 420. The existence of several sheds is canonical, but this shed footprint, placement and specific use are author assumptions.
Building	Joiner's yard cart shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed small cart or loading shed within the canonical joiner's yard. Furniture delivery by cart is established, but yard ownership of a cart and this approximately 56 m² structure, one level, use and exact position are not.
Building	Dye shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	North-eastern one of three author-drawn single-storey shed footprints within the canonical historical dye-shed grouping. The three-building count, approximately 120 m2 footprint, position, orientation, construction, function and survival into Ian and Lethira's present are unestablished.
Building	Dye shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Western one of three author-drawn single-storey shed footprints within the canonical historical dye-shed grouping. The three-building count, approximately 120 m2 footprint, position, orientation, construction, function and survival into Ian and Lethira's present are unestablished.
Building	Unnamed shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed one-storey unallocated storage shed forming the north-eastern detached footprint in the fenced rear service enclosure of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. The approximately 120.0 m2 envelope was copied as a drawing guide from a Southbank dye-shed footprint but is not a dye shed and has no relationship to that canonical grouping. The shed classification deliberately implies storage, but its particular contents, ownership, construction, exact boundary and one-storey form are unestablished; the blank display name prevents the temporary planning ID becoming a prose location.
Building	Unnamed shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed one-storey unallocated storage shed forming the south-eastern detached footprint in the fenced rear service enclosure of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. The approximately 120.0 m2 envelope was copied as a drawing guide from a Southbank dye-shed footprint but is not a dye shed and has no relationship to that canonical grouping. The shed classification deliberately implies storage, but its particular contents, ownership, construction, exact boundary and one-storey form are unestablished; the blank display name prevents the temporary planning ID becoming a prose location.
Building	Unnamed shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	Author-assumed one-storey unallocated storage shed forming the north-western detached footprint in the fenced rear service enclosure of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. The approximately 120.0 m2 envelope was copied as a drawing guide from a Southbank dye-shed footprint but is not a dye shed and has no relationship to that canonical grouping. The shed classification deliberately implies storage, but its particular contents, ownership, construction, exact boundary and one-storey form are unestablished; the blank display name prevents the temporary planning ID becoming a prose location.
Building	Dye shed	MultiPolygon	shed; author assumption; low	North-western one of three author-drawn single-storey shed footprints within the canonical historical dye-shed grouping. The three-building count, approximately 120 m2 footprint, position, orientation, construction, function and survival into Ian and Lethira's present are unestablished.
Building	Smithy workshop	MultiPolygon	workshop; author assumption; low	Author-assumed single-storey smithy workshop with an approximately 10 by 14 metre, 140 m2 footprint. Canon establishes smithing activity in Merrowford and a smith's apprentice demonstrating horseshoe shaping near the riverside market, but does not directly establish this building, its exact river-market plot, dimensions, storeys, construction, ownership or survival into Ian and Lethira's present.
Building	Unnamed house	MultiPolygon	house; author assumption; low	Author-assumed market-front building envelope retained to test urban spacing. Its existence, use, occupants, level count and exact footprint are unestablished. It currently overlaps the provisional central-market polygon by about 16.7 m2; move or trim it back to meet or stand just behind the market boundary unless a later design deliberately establishes an arcade or covered market edge. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Merrowford houses (3)	MultiPolygon	house; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached house used to test and provisionally fill the Main Street corner block beside the Reed and Wheel. Its existence, residential use, occupants, age and exact footprint are unestablished; the shared party walls and current placement are planning geometry. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	The Copper Ladle	MultiPolygon	inn; canon; low	Canon present-day inn nearer the central market, recommended but not visited in Ch. 420. Canon establishes rooms and a busier, better evening room. The approximately 16 x 20 m two-unit footprint, direct market-edge frontage, three storeys, construction, internal arrangement and exact alignment are author assumptions; no separate yard or stabling is established.
Building	Green Road historical unnamed inn main building	MultiPolygon	inn; canon; low	Canonical historical inn represented by a valid author-drawn skewed L-shaped footprint of approximately 646.6 m², with a long Main Street range and shorter civic-approach wing enclosing a working yard. Canon establishes a crowded common room, kitchen activity, small third-floor rooms, a fourth-floor hall/end room and an attached bathhouse, but not this footprint, road frontage, construction, full room count or uniform four-storey mass. The stored four levels records the maximum attested floor; the fourth floor should be understood as partial or irregular because a third-floor room has a sloping ceiling. Present-day survival and use are unknown.
Building	Unnamed house	MultiPolygon	house; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached house used to test a compact western-market block. Its existence, residential use, occupants, age and exact footprint are unestablished. This is the spatially western unit despite the temporary numeric ID; it shares a complete party wall with the central guide unit and leaves an approximately 1.68 m alley to the neighbouring corner-row guide. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Merrowford houses (2)	MultiPolygon	house; author assumption; low	author-drawn GIS planning geometry
Building	Buckle shop	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; low	Canonical shop displaying an unusually broad variety of buckles and occupying one of the narrow frontages directly adjoining the current unnamed pie bakery. The approximately 8 x 20 m footprint, two storeys, placement west of the bakery and exact position on the southern edge of the provisional central-market polygon are author assumptions; prose establishes only that the buckle shop is on one side of the bakery.
Building	Property records-and-contract shop	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; medium-low	Canonical current records-and-contract shop near Western Market Road, marked by a modest sign showing a rolled deed crossed by a key. Prose places it between a cobbler and a narrow storefront selling lamp oil, cord and household fittings and establishes shelves, forms, wax, record bundles, a broad desk and a rear doorway. The shop identity has been assigned to the middle of the three mapped attached footprints so that relationship is preserved. Its approximately 8 × 16.9 m footprint, one-storey form, exact position and the chosen east-west order of its neighbours are author-drawn assumptions.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. North-western envelope joining the central north-side unit and flanking the western court access. Its approximately 159.6 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Western envelope in the south-eastern Main Street frontage, flanking the narrow court footpath. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Southern envelope in the eastern frontage. Its approximately 109.1 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Western envelope in the south-western Main Street frontage, adjoining the assumed pocket green. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the western unit of the eastern three-building group along the southern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the western unit of the western three-building group along the southern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the northern unit of the western frontage adjoining the assumed boundary fence of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the northern unit of the eastern frontage adjoining the assumed boundary fence of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the irregular southern end unit of the eastern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 109.1 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey unallocated building envelope forming the western unit of the three-building row south of Main Street West, opposite the north-west clothing-shop/furniture-shop block. It has an approximately 8 x 20 m footprint, measuring approximately 160.0 m2 in local metric coordinates. Shared party-wall boundaries within the three-unit row are deliberate. Its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location. This is not part of the northern-gatehouse block.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey unallocated building forming the southern unit of the attached pair with unknown_33, east of Cut Lane and behind the Main Street West frontage. Its approximately 20.1 x 8.0 m rectangular footprint measures about 160.0 m2; its northern wall deliberately adjoins unknown_33. Existence, use, occupants, construction, age, precise boundaries and two-storey form are unestablished; the blank display name prevents an unallocated planning footprint from becoming a prose location. No connection to the northern-gatehouse block is established.
Building	Green Road historical unnamed inn bathhouse	MultiPolygon	attached_building; canon; low	Canonical bathhouse attached to Green Road's historical unnamed inn, represented as an author-drawn one-storey approximately 8 by 12 m, 96 m² extension sharing a complete roughly 12 m wall with the main building. Canon establishes an attached bathhouse and hot bathing after dirty work, but not whether it was a distinct annex, its footprint, storeys, construction, internal arrangement, exact compound position or present-day survival.
Building	Unnamed house	MultiPolygon	house; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached house used to test a compact western-market block. Its existence, residential use, occupants, age and exact footprint are unestablished. This is the spatially central unit despite the temporary numeric ID; it shares complete party walls with the western and eastern guide units. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Pie bakery	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; low	Canonical current unnamed bakery occupying the middle of a narrow attached three-shop frontage, with a cloth merchant on one side and a buckle shop on the other. It serves small savoury pies for the lunch trade, has limited customer seating and an open doorway behind the counter. A narrow service passage is canonically available behind shops in the surrounding market district, but associating it specifically with this row is an author assumption. This approximately 8 x 20 m footprint, two storeys, exact placement on the southern edge of the provisional central-market polygon and the chosen east-west order of its neighbours are likewise author assumptions.
Building	Cobbler's shop	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; medium-low	Canonical cobbler adjoining one side of the records-and-contract shop. This mapped western neighbour, descriptive label, approximately 8 × 16.9 m footprint, two-storey form, construction and precise position are author-drawn assumptions; direct prose establishes the business and adjacency but not which side it occupies or any proprietor's identity.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. North-side central envelope joining the north-west and long north-eastern units. Its approximately 124.9 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Middle envelope in the south-eastern Main Street frontage, joining both neighbouring units. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Middle envelope in the eastern frontage, joining the northern and southern units. Its approximately 160.3 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Western furniture shop	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; low	Unnamed western Merrowford furniture shop visited in Ch.491, after the west gate and before the central-market shopping circuit. The frontage opens into a deep room, with second-hand furniture towards the front and newer pieces at the rear. Ian and Lethira buy two mismatched bedside tables and a broad wall shelf here. This Main Street West placement reuses an author-drawn attached- building envelope between unknown_12 and unknown_13. The approximately 8 × 20m footprint and two-storey form are author assumptions; exact entrance position, construction, age and upstairs use are unestablished. The display name is descriptive, not a canon proper name. No manufacturing workshop is established.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the middle unit of the eastern three-building group along the southern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the middle unit of the western three-building group along the southern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the middle unit of the western frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the middle unit of the eastern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey unallocated building envelope forming the middle unit of the three-building row south of Main Street West, opposite the north-west clothing-shop/furniture-shop block. It has an approximately 8 x 20 m footprint, measuring approximately 160.0 m2 in local metric coordinates. Shared party-wall boundaries within the three-unit row are deliberate. Its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location. This is not part of the northern-gatehouse block. This newly drawn envelope reuses a vacated planning ID and is distinct from merrowford_western_furniture_shop, which formerly used unknown_11.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey unallocated L-shaped building south of unknown_32 and north of unknown_34, east of Cut Lane and behind the Main Street West frontage. Its approximately 20.1 x 8.0 m enclosing rectangle contains about 123.6 m2 of building footprint, with a recess on the north-eastern side. Its southern wall deliberately adjoins unknown_34. Existence, use, occupants, construction, age, precise boundaries and two-storey form are unestablished; the blank display name prevents an unallocated planning footprint from becoming a prose location. No connection to the furniture shop or northern-gatehouse block is established.
Building	Unnamed house	MultiPolygon	house; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached house used to test a compact western-market block. Its existence, residential use, occupants, age and exact footprint are unestablished. This is the spatially eastern unit despite the temporary numeric ID; it shares a complete party wall with the central guide unit. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	Mistress Halda's bakery	MultiPolygon	shop; author assumption; medium-low	Author-assumed permanent two-storey bakery premises associated with canonical Mistress Halda and her baker's stall. Ch.22 establishes the older baker, her flour-marked apron, warm rolls and a stall encountered while walking from the first tollgate towards the Adventurers' Guild, but not her ownership of a permanent building, this exact market-edge position, two levels, residence, construction or internal arrangement. The approximately 116.2 m2 footprint and its association with the separately mapped stall are author-drawn assumptions.
Building	Cloth merchant	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; low	Canonical cloth merchant occupying one of the narrow frontages directly adjoining the current unnamed pie bakery. The approximately 8 x 20 m footprint, two storeys, placement east of the bakery and exact position on the southern edge of the provisional central-market polygon are author assumptions; prose establishes only that the merchant is on one side of the bakery.
Building	General store	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; medium-low	Canonical narrow storefront adjoining the records-and-contract shop and selling lamp oil, cord and household fittings. “General store” is a concise descriptive GIS label, not an established business name or evidence of unlimited stock. Its mapped eastern position, approximately 8 × 16.9 m footprint, two-storey form, construction and precise position are author-drawn assumptions; direct prose establishes only the business, displayed goods and adjacency.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Long irregular north-eastern envelope joining the central north-side unit. Its approximately 185.4 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Irregular eastern end envelope in the south-eastern Main Street frontage. Its approximately 229.7 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Northern envelope in the eastern frontage, beside the eastern court access. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope used to test a complete north-west old-core block around a shared interior court. Eastern envelope in the south-western Main Street frontage, flanking the narrow court footpath. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated: existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so the temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the irregular eastern end unit of the eastern three-building group along the southern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 221.5 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the eastern unit of the western three-building group along the southern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the southern unit of the western frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey attached-building envelope forming the southern-middle unit of the eastern frontage of the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. Its approximately 160.0 m2 footprint is unallocated; its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey unallocated building envelope forming the eastern unit of the three-building row south of Main Street West, opposite the north-west clothing-shop/furniture-shop block. It has an approximately 8 x 20 m footprint, measuring approximately 160.0 m2 in local metric coordinates. Shared party-wall boundaries within the three-unit row are deliberate. Its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location. This is not part of the northern-gatehouse block.
Building	Unnamed detached building	MultiPolygon	detached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey unallocated building envelope forming a separate irregular building west of that three-building row, south of Main Street West and east of Cut Lane. It has an irregular approximately 14.2 x 20.0 m enclosing footprint, measuring approximately 198.4 m2 in local metric coordinates. A roughly 1.44 m gap separates it from unknown_31; this gap does not establish a public passage. Its existence, use, occupants, construction, age, exact boundary and two-storey form are unestablished. The blank display name is deliberate so this temporary planning ID cannot become a prose location. This is not part of the northern-gatehouse block.
Building	Unnamed attached building	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Invented approximately 8 x 20 m attached premises forming the eastern third of a plausible three-unit market row with the canon Copper Ladle. Occupancy, use, construction, storeys and exact footprint are unestablished. The complete party wall is coincident with the Copper Ladle footprint. Retain as provisional urban fabric or replace with an intentional alley, yard or later established property. The blank display name is deliberate because the footprint remains unallocated and should not produce an ordinary map label.
Building	attached buildings (2)	MultiPolygon	attached_building; author assumption; low	Author-assumed substantial attached commercial or storage building facing the canonical south quay. Its exact use, occupant, construction, storeys, footprint and division from the adjoining unit are unestablished; it is not an ordinary narrow shop unit.
Building	warehouses (2)	MultiPolygon	warehouse; author assumption; low	Author-assumed large attached quay-facing warehouse or stores building. Canon establishes warehouses along Merrowford river paths and working quays, but not this building, its occupant, construction, storeys, exact footprint or internal division.
Building	Quay gatehouse	MultiPolygon	gatehouse; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey gatehouse spanning the south-eastern palisade opening on Quay Lane. Canon establishes Merrowford's repaired timber palisade, staffed gates, south quay, working riverfront and their awkward relationship, but not this gatehouse, the displayed Quay Gate name, its footprint, storeys, construction, staffing or exact position. The covered cart passage is mapped separately; no movable gate leaves or barrier are yet represented.
Building	Eastern gatehouse	MultiPolygon	gatehouse; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey gatehouse spanning the eastern palisade opening where Main Street East meets the eastern near approach. Canon establishes Merrowford's repaired timber palisade, staffed gates and road east towards the family-farm country, but not this particular gatehouse, its displayed name, footprint, storeys, construction, staffing or exact position. The covered cart passage is mapped separately; no movable gate leaves or barrier are yet represented.
Building	Western gatehouse	MultiPolygon	gatehouse; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey gatehouse spanning the western palisade opening where the western approach meets Main Street West. Canon establishes Merrowford's repaired timber palisade, staffed western arrival gate and cart approach, but not this particular gatehouse, its displayed name, footprint, storeys, construction, staffing or exact position. The covered cart passage is mapped separately; no movable gate leaves or barrier are yet represented.
Building	Northern gatehouse	MultiPolygon	gatehouse; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey gatehouse spanning the northern palisade opening where the canonical north road meets its provisional exterior continuation. The north road and repaired timber palisade are canon; this particular gatehouse, its displayed name, footprint, levels, construction, staffing and exact position are not. The ground-level covered passage is mapped separately, and no movable gate leaves or barrier are represented.
Building	Southern gatehouse	MultiPolygon	gatehouse; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-storey gatehouse spanning the southern palisade opening where Bridge Street South leads towards the canonical lower bridge and Southbank Lower. Canon establishes Merrowford's repaired timber palisade and staffed gates, Bridge Street, Southbank and the return over the lower bridge, but not this particular gatehouse, its displayed name, footprint, storeys, construction, staffing or exact position. The covered cart passage is mapped separately; no movable gate leaves or barrier are represented.
Building	Amma's tailor shop	MultiPolygon	shop; canon; medium-low	Canonical Southbank Lower shop run by Amma, the older horned tailor who sells cloth and practical clothing adapted to different bodies. The approximately 153 m2 L-shaped footprint within a roughly 12 x 15 m envelope, two storeys, corner placement beside the provisional river and inner streets, precise distance from the small square and all internal arrangement are author assumptions. The adjoining rear yard and fence are mapped separately.
Building	Unnamed house	MultiPolygon	house; author assumption; low	Entirely author-assumed approximately 7 x 11 m two-storey infill house adjoining Amma's shop, included to begin the short, irregular attached runs characteristic of the provisional Southbank fabric. Its occupant, use, exact footprint, storeys, construction and placement are unestablished; retain the temporary ID and blank display name until it acquires a deliberate identity.
Linear site feature	Merrowford palisade	MultiLineString	palisade; provisional alignment; canon; low	A wooden palisade enclosing the older town is canon, and the present-day structure shows several ages of repair. The exact perimeter is an author-drawn GIS approximation. Eight drawn gaps reserve possible road or gate connections but do not canonise eight gates; local roads should connect through them when mapped. The south-eastern riverfront gap now contains the separately mapped, author-assumed two-storey Quay gatehouse and covered cart passage on Quay Lane. The eastern road gap likewise contains the separately mapped, author-assumed two-storey eastern gatehouse and covered cart passage where Main Street East meets the eastern near approach. The western arrival gap contains the separately mapped, author-assumed two-storey western gatehouse and covered cart passage where the western approach meets Main Street West. The northern road gap now contains the separately mapped, author-assumed two-storey northern gatehouse and covered cart passage where the internal north road meets its provisional exterior approach. All displayed gate names, gatehouse forms and movable gate leaves or barriers remain unestablished; no separate physical gate feature is yet mapped at these openings. The regional Woods-to-farm route remains schematic and currently crosses solid palisade segments. Southern clearance from the river is provisional because both the regional centreline and representative 120 m local width are approximate; do not treat it as a surveyed bank or flood setback. Newer development may extend outside the old enclosure near the ferry road.
Linear site feature	Green Road fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; canon; medium	A low timber fence loosely enclosing the immediate homestead is canon; exact perimeter, post spacing and practical openings remain author-drawn GIS approximations.
Linear site feature	Old wall near eastern boundary	MultiLineString	old_boundary_wall; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Visible low old-stone boundary near the eastern side is deliberately offset from the legal parcel line. The discrepancy is mapped and undisputed; exact wall alignment is provisional.
Linear site feature	Cooper's Yard rear wall	MultiLineString	wall; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed stone rear enclosure wall completing the open Cooper's Yard beside the front and rear building ranges. The mapped material, maintained condition, 2 m height and 0.5 m width are working assumptions; exact construction, alignment and dimensions are unestablished.
Linear site feature	The Reed and Wheel north and rear boundary fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; canon; low	Long mapped section of the canonical rear-yard boundary fence. It terminates at the main inn and rear stores, whose walls close the omitted boundary sections. Exact course, timber material and dimensions are author assumptions.
Linear site feature	Green Road historical unnamed inn yard fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 73.6 m close-boarded timber yard fence on stout posts, represented as 2 m high and 0.25 m wide. It runs from the reconstructed attached bathhouse around the outer/rear compound boundary to the open cart access, following that access longitudinally rather than blocking it. Canon supports working-yard sounds including carts and a mule but does not establish this boundary, its timber construction, dimensions, exact alignment or present-day survival.
Linear site feature	Public bathhouse service-yard fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-part approximately 37.44 m close-boarded timber fence enclosing the exposed western, northern and eastern edges of the public bathhouse service yard and returning to the building. Its western side leaves an approximately 3.56 m opening centred on the mapped three-metre private service access. Its existence, material, maintained condition, two-metre height, dimensions, exact alignment and gate arrangement are unestablished; no gate leaves are currently represented.
Linear site feature	Joiner's yard perimeter fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed four-part wooden perimeter fence around the joiner's compound, with gaps retained for building edges and access. Its existence, approximately 142 m alignment, material, maintained condition, two-metre height and quarter-metre representative width are unestablished.
Linear site feature	Amma's tailor-shop rear-yard fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-part wooden fence totalling approximately 5.5 m around exposed edges of Amma's small rear yard. The shop walls bound the remaining sides and the gap is retained for service access. Canon does not establish a yard or fence; its material, condition, two-metre height, representative width and exact alignment are assumptions.
Linear site feature	Perimeter fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed wooden perimeter fence around the canonical earthwork yard. Its rotated four-part alignment follows the compound boundary, leaving an approximately six-metre west-facing cart opening and an approximately two-metre south-facing pedestrian/service opening. A roughly 2.35 m connector joins the north-eastern perimeter vertex to within ordinary reprojection tolerance of the eastern gatehouse, closing the narrow space behind it. The valid MultiLineString is intentionally non-simple because that connector forms a T-junction at an interior vertex of the main perimeter part. The fence, materials, dimensions and openings are unestablished.
Linear site feature	North-west block court fences	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Five short, physically separate fence runs totalling approximately 21.1 m close otherwise unbuilt gaps around the provisional north-west block and its interior court. The western and corner runs join or nearly join adjacent assumed building envelopes; millimetre-scale misses are harmless reprojection/snapping dust. The two eastern runs deliberately flank an approximately 3.24 m clear opening aligned with the three-metre shared court access. Their existence, timber material, two-metre height, privacy or security function and exact alignments are author assumptions. Keeping them as one multipart feature is appropriate while they share one function and specification; split them if later prose gives a segment distinct ownership or purpose.
Linear site feature	Southbank square low wall	MultiLineString	low_wall; provisional alignment; canon; medium-low	The low wall used for sitting beside the square is canon. Its approximately 11.8 m southern-edge alignment, stone construction and dimensions are author assumptions; it is distinct from the fountain basin.
Linear site feature	Dye sheds fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 161.7 m wooden boundary fence around the historical dye-shed compound. It leaves an approximately 6.1 m east-facing cart opening and a separate approximately 2 m southern pedestrian opening. Fence existence, material, 2.5 m height, 0.2 m width, openings, exact alignment and present survival are unestablished.
Linear site feature	Smithy perimeter fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 94.0 m wooden perimeter fence following the smithy-compound boundary and leaving one approximately 4.1 m opening aligned with the access lane. The fence, material, 2.5 m height, 0.2 m width, opening, exact alignment and present survival are unestablished.
Linear site feature	Northern gatehouse block boundary fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed five-part, approximately 48.8 m timber boundary enclosing and subdividing the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. It ties the attached-building rows into the existing palisade and the author-assumed northern gatehouse, while its shorter southern runs and separately mapped inner cart gate divide the main court from a rear service enclosure containing three unallocated detached footprints. Its existence, ownership, material, two-metre height, condition and exact alignment are unestablished.
Linear site feature	Builder's yard perimeter fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-part timber perimeter fence, approximately 181.7 m long, around the canonical builder's yard. The drawn two-metre height and 0.2 m thickness are assumptions. A roughly 6.79 m opening on the western side faces Quay Lane; its midpoint is about 5.6 m beyond the nominal edge of the nine-metre road and is crossed by the separately mapped five-metre cart access, which joins Quay Lane exactly. The separate approximately 1.50 m southern opening is author-designated pedestrian and worker access. The southern perimeter footpath runs outside it, with about one metre remaining between the nominal path edge and opening; no entrance spur is yet mapped. No movable gate leaves are mapped or established. Fence existence, material, condition, boundaries, openings and precise geometry are unestablished in prose.
Linear site feature	Provisional western infill boundary fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-part boundary fence associated with the unallocated unknown_32 building south of Main Street West. The northern run spans approximately 1.44 m between unknown_32 and unknown_31; the southern run spans approximately 2.15 m between unknown_32 and unknown_33. The approximately 3.59 m total alignment closes these gaps; adjoining building walls supply the other mapped edges. Exact alignment, existence, ownership, access arrangements, two-metre height and 0.2 m representative width are author assumptions. Material and condition remain unestablished. No gate or public passage is implied; millimetre-scale endpoint differences are drawing/reprojection tolerance. The display name is a descriptive planning label, not a canon place-name.
Linear site feature	Cut boatyard boundary fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed three-part compound boundary, approximately 113.8 m in total, following the boatyard perimeter and returning along the short ends of the separately mapped Cut Wharf. A roughly 6.12 m eastern opening admits the five-metre access lane; a separate roughly 1.25 m opening remains farther north on the eastern side. Neither opening has a mapped gate leaf or established access right. The line follows several building edges, where building walls and fence alignment coincide to millimetre-scale drawing tolerance; it does not establish an additional fence through the workshop interior. The three-metre height and 0.3 m representative width are author-selected assumptions. Material, condition, ownership and exact construction remain unestablished. The business, working name, use, exact footprint, construction and ownership are author assumptions, not established chapter canon.
Linear site feature	The Reed and Wheel south boundary fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; canon; low	Short mapped section of the canonical rear-yard boundary fence between the inn return and rear stores. The building walls close the adjacent boundary sections. Exact course, timber material and dimensions are author assumptions.
Linear site feature	Provisional Southbank house 1 rear-yard fence	MultiLineString	fence; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Entirely author-assumed two-part wooden fence totalling approximately 10 m around exposed edges of the provisional infill house rear yard. Building walls bound the remaining sides and the gap is retained for access. Existence, material, condition, 1.8 m height, representative width and exact alignment are unestablished.
Linear site feature	The Reed and Wheel horse rail	MultiLineString	horse_rail; provisional alignment; canon; low	Canonical rear-yard rail behind which at least three horses are observed. The mapped 12 m line, its position in front of the stable, timber material and dimensions are author assumptions.
Linear site feature	South quay berthing faces	MultiLineString	berthing_face; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Seven author-assumed usable berthing faces distributed across the solid quay, timber piers and wharf. They mark physical vessel-working edges rather than moored-vessel positions. Exact berth divisions, materials and alignments are unestablished and should be reconciled with later detailed waterfront geometry.
Linear site feature	Northern gatehouse block inner cart gate	MultiLineString	gate; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 5.74 m timber gate across the opening between two segments of the provisional block fence. The four-metre court access crosses it once near the centre, leaving approximately 0.87 m between each nominal lane edge and the gate ends. The line represents movable gate leaves across an internal compound boundary, not Merrowford northern town gate, its gatehouse passage or a route through the palisade. Its existence, double-leaf or other construction, height, thickness, ownership and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	Riverside walk	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 376 m riverfront walking route linking the lower bridge, the river-overlook small stone bridge and the vicinity of the south quay. Canon establishes walking from the market across the small stone bridge and a river path continuing past warehouses towards quieter willows, reeds, grazing ground and practice places, but does not establish this single continuous alignment, its junctions, descriptive name, 1.5 m width, earth-and-gravel surface, condition or formal public status.
Transport way	Larchmeet forest path	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Maintained gravel path providing principal village access towards the managed forest, mill and stream; exact alignment is an author-drawn GIS approximation.
Transport way	Larchmeet upper footbridge	MultiLineString	footbridge; walk; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Upper footbridge beyond Larchmeet's north fields; repaired before harvest-cart season, although normal cart use may concern the adjoining upper track rather than the bridge itself.
Transport way	Larchmeet lower bridge	MultiLineString	cart_bridge; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Links the two forest-path approaches and provides a maintained crossing within the village; exact form and alignment are author-drawn GIS assumptions.
Transport way	Mirefold arrival bridge	MultiLineString	pack_bridge; walk and pack; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Distinct narrow, well-kept arrival bridge among Mirefold's three-stream crossings, with blue crescent nails on its post; exact alignment is provisional.
Transport way	Mirefold first bridge	MultiLineString	cart_bridge; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Low timber bridge broad enough for a small cart, supported on short stone piers downstream of the three-stream confluence; exact alignment is provisional.
Transport way	Mirefold secondary low bridge	MultiLineString	footbridge; walk; provisional alignment; canon; medium	One of Mirefold's narrow, well-kept low wooden bridges around the three-stream meeting; exact alignment is provisional.
Transport way	South-road damaged footbridge	MultiLineString	footbridge; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; low	Three sound sleeper beams and wet-damaged planks; made temporarily passable for single-file people and a led pony, not carts. Exact alignment is provisional.
Transport way	South-road ford	MultiLineString	ford; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; low	Recognised ford about half a mile downstream of the damaged footbridge; slow banks and bad footing. Exact crossing line is provisional.
Transport way	Merrowford western approach	MultiLineString	road; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; low	Local road through Merrowford's western arrival gate, hedged approaches and outer fields. It now terminates at the exact shared junction with Main Street West in the separately mapped, author-assumed western gatehouse passage. The road's existence and cart use are canon; the gatehouse form, exact gate connection, alignment, 4 m representative width, earth surface and branches are provisional. It is distinct from the straight woods_to_farm regional POI connector.
Transport way	Internal entrance lane	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; medium-low	Private cart-width entrance lane turning from the public track between an old hedge and a line of trees. It is grassed through the centre; the house stands back beneath mature trees and is not immediately visible from the entrance. The 2.5 m width and exact alignment are provisional. This lane is distinct from the shared northern cart track.
Transport way	Outer-holding public access track	MultiLineString	track; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Established public cart track branching from Merrowford's western approach through mixed farmland towards the outer holding. It climbs gently; its final section is earth and gravel and becomes deeply rutted and unpleasant after prolonged rain. The 3 m width and exact junction and alignment are provisional.
Transport way	Shared northern cart track	MultiLineString	track; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Shared cart track along the holding's northern edge, carrying a recorded right of passage for the neighbouring holding. Wheel ruts continue towards that property, far enough from the house that carts do not pass beneath its windows. Exact alignment, surface and 3 m width are provisional.
Transport way	Lower bridge	MultiLineString	road_bridge; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; medium-low	Canonical lower bridge used to cross from Southbank Lower back to the main town in Ch.34; the river carries broken lantern reflections beneath its planks. The existing author-drawn principal crossing is adopted as its provisional alignment. Its roughly 160 m ground length is compatible with the representative 120 m local river width plus bank approaches. Exact placement, 9 m representative overall width, Bridge Street connection, supporting structure and maintained condition remain author assumptions. The plank surface records the observed deck material only and does not exclude substantial or stone supports. This bridge remains distinct from the river-overlook small stone bridge and Bridge Street little stone bridge.
Transport way	Merrowford main street (west)	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn principal street from the separately mapped, author-assumed western gatehouse through the Bridge Street junction to the central market square. It shares its western endpoint with the western approach at the covered gatehouse passage. Canon establishes the staffed approach, busy old-core streets and central market, but not one formally named continuous main street, this gatehouse relationship, the 9 m representative width, stone surface or exact alignment.
Transport way	Merrowford main street (east)	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn continuation east from the central market square. It now terminates at the exact shared road junction inside the separately mapped, author-assumed eastern gatehouse passage, from which the eastern near approach continues towards the canonical road east. Merrowford has eastern roads and wider regional connections, but this formal street identity, gatehouse, 9 m representative width, stone surface, junction and exact alignment are not established.
Transport way	Bridge Street (north)	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; medium-low	Northern mapped section of canon Bridge Street, running from its junction with the provisional main street past the Reed and Wheel/cooper-yard group to the little stone bridge. The street name and relative sequence are canon; the 7 m representative width, surface, bends and exact frontage relationships are provisional.
Transport way	Bridge Street little stone bridge	MultiLineString	road_bridge; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Canon little stone bridge on the approach to the Reed and Wheel, crossing a smaller watercourse which runs towards the main river. Ch.420 establishes repairs from at least two periods. The exact alignment and 10 m representative overall width are provisional; the wider bridge value may represent parapets or approaches rather than a 10 m carriageway. It is not identified with the separate small stone bridge described in Ch.18 unless later canon establishes that identity.
Transport way	Bridge Street (south)	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn southern continuation of Bridge Street from the little stone bridge to the provisional lower-bridge alignment. The 7 m representative width, physical continuation and identification as the lower bridge approach are plausible town structure but are not directly established by prose.
Transport way	Cooper's Yard outside footpath	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed narrow public footpath running from Bridge Street along the outside of the rear workshop range. It provides plausible pedestrian and service access around the cooperage; its existence, surface, access and exact alignment are unestablished. The mapped 1.5 m width leaves only a narrow clearance from the current building footprint.
Transport way	Cooper's Yard cart access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed working cart access from Bridge Street through the covered ground-level passage and into the open yard. The mapped centreline connects to Bridge Street, crosses approximately 7 m beneath the front range and continues approximately 3 m into the yard. Its existence, paving, 4.5 m width and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	The Reed and Wheel yard access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed inn and service access from Bridge Street through the canonical covered side arch into the rear yard. The mapped 3.5 m centreline begins at the street centreline, crosses approximately 15 m beneath the inn and continues approximately 3.75 m into the yard; its paving, access classification, width and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	Civic offices approach	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed short public approach from the provisional Main Street alignment to the civic offices forecourt. Canon establishes visits to the civic complex but not this road, its name, 5 m width, stone surface, exact alignment or formal relationship to the offices; the displayed name is descriptive.
Transport way	South quay access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed broad freight throat between the western commercial range and central warehouse, linking Quay Lane to the open south-quay loading apron. The 15 m width represents shared cart access and working space rather than a normal street carriageway.
Transport way	Quay Lane	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed principal freight distributor behind the south-quay buildings. It now links Main Street East to the eastern near approach, passes through the covered passage in the author-assumed Quay gatehouse, and intersects the south-quay access and warehouse back lane. The displayed name, 9 m width, stone surface, junctions and exact alignment are not established by prose.
Transport way	South quay warehouse back lane	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed secondary service lane behind the eastern quay warehouse range. Its descriptive name, 6 m width, surface, access and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	Merrowford eastern near approach	MultiLineString	road; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; low	Near-town segment of the canonical road east from Merrowford towards the family-farm country. It begins at the exact shared junction with Main Street East inside the separately mapped, author-assumed eastern gatehouse passage and also branches to Quay Lane. Its widening to 6 m, gatehouse relationship, junctions and exact alignment are author assumptions.
Transport way	Merrowford eastern approach	MultiLineString	road; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; low	Canonical road east from Merrowford towards the family-farm country, represented by a low-confidence regional centreline. The 4 m width, exact alignment, later southern-road intersection and relationship to individual settlements are author assumptions rather than surveyed canon.
Transport way	Merrowford western bridge	MultiLineString	road_bridge; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed outlying public road bridge crossing the main river nearly perpendicularly. The 6 m value represents total structure width including parapets or margins, not necessarily a 6 m carriageway. Its existence, stone construction, exact position and road connections are unestablished; both connecting road spurs remain undrawn.
Transport way	Merrowford eastern bridge	MultiLineString	road_bridge; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed outlying public road bridge crossing the main river nearly perpendicularly. The 6 m value represents total structure width including parapets or margins, not necessarily a 6 m carriageway. Its existence, stone construction, exact position and road connections are unestablished; both connecting road spurs remain undrawn.
Transport way	Green Road historical unnamed inn perimeter footpath	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Entirely author-assumed 1.5 m earth footpath following the outer edges of the reconstructed historical inn compound between Main Street West and the civic-offices approach. Its centreline is deliberately offset from the property boundary and its ends stop near the nominal road envelopes rather than joining the road centrelines; it is not a doorway or cart-access route. Historical existence, access status, exact alignment, surface and present-day survival are all unestablished.
Transport way	Lower Market Road	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn secondary street joining the civic-offices approach to the canonical riverside market. Canon establishes market roads, the riverside market and a public bathhouse off the lower market road, but does not establish that one alignment connects all three, this exact route, its four-metre width, stone surface or whether Lower Market Road is a formal name. Its nominal road edge currently stops about 0.85 m short of the market boundary, and the provisional bathhouse point remains about 34.7 m from the centreline.
Transport way	Western Market Road	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn secondary street joining the provisional Main Street West alignment to the civic-offices approach and passing the canonical property records-and-contract shop. Canon places that shop near the western market road, but does not establish this exact alignment, four-metre width, stone surface, junctions or whether Western Market Road is a formal name. The displayed name is descriptive.
Transport way	Public bathhouse service access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 13.4 m by 3 m private entrance lane linking the provisional Lower Market Road to the canonical public bathhouse service yard. It meets the road centreline exactly and passes through the approximately 3.56 m opening in the rear-yard fence without overlapping the bathhouse or public forecourt. Its existence, earth-and-gravel surface, maintenance, private access, width, alignment and exact junction are unestablished. The opening is adequate for a small single cart but deliberately leaves little clearance; no separate gate leaves are mapped.
Transport way	North road	MultiLineString	road; mixed; provisional alignment; canon; low	Canonical road leaving Merrowford north, used for the lost-wagon contract and associated with later northern-road outposts. The mapped approximately 91 m segment represents the internal town approach from the provisional Main Street West/Bridge Street North junction to a shared endpoint with the separately mapped exterior northern approach, near the middle of an author-assumed covered gatehouse passage. Ch.13 establishes that the exterior road climbs gradually through sparse woodland and low rocky hills, remains easy travelling for most of a morning, carries supply wagons and has soft ground near at least one edge. The displayed internal alignment, junction, gravel surface, five-metre width, public access, condition and gatehouse relationship are author assumptions. The separately mapped exterior approach remains provisional and does not establish later branches or a connection to Ironvein.
Transport way	Merrowford northern approach	MultiLineString	road; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; medium-low	Author-drawn exterior continuation of the canonical road leaving Merrowford north. It begins at the exact shared endpoint with the short internal north-road feature inside the separately mapped, author-assumed northern gatehouse passage, then follows a provisional approximately 24.1 km course through the northern hinterland. Ch.13 establishes a gradually climbing road through sparse woodland and low rocky hills which carries supply wagons and is easy travelling for most of a morning; it does not establish this exact alignment, earth surface, maintained condition, public classification or 4 m width. The mapped line ends well before the Ch.469 limestone-cave marker and does not establish a route to that cave or to Ironvein.
Transport way	Unnamed shopping street	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn approximately 204 m, five-metre secondary shopping-street loop with both endpoints on Main Street West. Its western junction plausibly supplies the first larger junction where Ian and Lethira turn in Chapter 420, and the relocated clothing-shop block now fronts it. Canon establishes the turn, busy narrower street and shop relationship, but not this loop, exact alignment, width, surface, condition or any formal street name; the displayed name is descriptive.
Transport way	Southbank approach	MultiLineString	road; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 392 m and six-metre-wide mixed road continuing exactly from the canonical lower bridge through Southbank Lower and then for about 214 m beyond the current southern built-up polygon. Canon establishes travel through Southbank and return over the lower bridge, but not this straight alignment, width, surface, name, junctions or continuation beyond the mapped district.
Transport way	Southbank river street	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 368 m and four-metre-wide narrow street running east from the Southbank approach through the provisional district fabric. Its descriptive name is not an established formal street name. Canon places Southbank Lower south of the river road and describes narrower streets, but does not establish this route, exact river relationship, surface, width, junctions or alignment.
Transport way	Southbank inner street	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 246 m and four-metre-wide narrow inner street linking the Southbank river street back to the Southbank approach. The neutral descriptive name avoids treating the canonical district name Southbank Lower as an established street name. Canon establishes only a network of narrower district streets; this route, loop-like connection, surface, width and alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	Cart access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 24.4 m by 5 m private cart access from Quay Lane into the canonical earthwork yard. Its centreline joins Quay Lane exactly, crosses the outside perimeter footpath, passes through the approximately six-metre fence opening without touching either side and continues about 10.9 m inside the compound to end in the central working area. Yard cart traffic is canon, but this entrance, surface, width and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	Perimeter footpath	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Entirely author-assumed approximately 92.2 m by 1.5 m local footpath following the outside of the earthwork yard along its west- and south-facing boundaries. It remains clear of the fence, crosses the cart access and ends near the compound corners rather than joining road centrelines. Its existence, surface, access, width, precise alignment and endpoints are unestablished.
Transport way	Merrowford southern approach	MultiLineString	road; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 12.4 km continuation south from the Southbank approach. Chapter 34 establishes the local Southbank fabric and lower bridge, not this regional road; its alignment, width, surface and destination remain provisional.
Transport way	Southbank square west street	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn approximately 65.2 m, four-metre narrow street linking the west edge of the canonical Southbank small square exactly to the provisional Southbank inner street. Chapter 34 establishes that three narrower streets meet at the square, but not this alignment, connection, width, surface, condition or formal name; the displayed name is descriptive.
Transport way	Southbank square north street	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn approximately 60.5 m, four-metre narrow street linking the north edge of the canonical Southbank small square exactly to the provisional Southbank river street. Chapter 34 establishes that three narrower streets meet at the square, but not this alignment, connection, width, surface, condition or formal name; the displayed name is descriptive.
Transport way	Southbank square east street	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-drawn approximately 36.5 m, four-metre narrow street leaving the east edge of the canonical Southbank small square and ending within currently unallocated district fabric. Chapter 34 establishes that three narrower streets meet at the square, but not this branch, its eventual destination, alignment, width, surface, condition or formal name; the displayed name is descriptive.
Transport way	Dye sheds access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 63.6 m branched private working-yard lane. It joins the provisional Southbank approach exactly, crosses the aggregate compound boundary through the approximately 6.1 m eastern fence opening with roughly 0.5 m nominal clearance on each side of its 5 m width, and branches inside without intersecting a shed. Its non-simple MultiLineString result records the deliberate T-junction rather than corrupt geometry. Existence, alignment, width, surface, access, maintenance and present survival are unestablished.
Transport way	Smithy access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 30.8 m entrance lane joining Lower Market Road and entering the shoeing yard through the fence opening. Its 3.5 m nominal width leaves about 0.23 m clearance on either side of the approximately 4.1 m opening. The lane, road relationship, surface, access regime, width and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	North-west block court accesses	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-part shared access into the provisional north-west block court. The approximately 23.6 m western and 19.1 m eastern parts each begin exactly on the unnamed shopping-street centreline and terminate separately in the open interior; they are intentionally represented together because they share the same provisional function, width and surface. Their existence, 3 m width, cart use, rights, surface, endpoints and relationship to the unallocated buildings are unestablished.
Transport way	North-west block court footpath	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 21.2 m pedestrian passage between the two provisional south-side building rows. Its southern end stops about 0.8 m beyond the nominal edge of Main Street West and its northern end opens into the shared interior court; it need not meet either separate court-access centreline across the open ground. The passage, 1.5 m width, rights, surface and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	Northern gatehouse block court access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 74.6 m by 4 m shared cart-and-foot access for the provisional block beside Merrowford northern gatehouse. It begins exactly on the unnamed shopping street, threads the open interior without intersecting a building, crosses the separately mapped internal timber gate once near its centre and ends within the fenced rear service enclosure. It does not connect to North Road, the northern gatehouse passage or the town palisade. Its existence, rights, surface, width, condition and exact alignment are unestablished.
Transport way	Builder's yard cart access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 69.4 m long, five-metre-wide mixed cart-and-foot access from Quay Lane into the canonical builder's yard. Its centreline joins Quay Lane exactly, crosses the roughly 6.79 m western fence opening, traverses the working area and ends inside the stone-offcut storage zone. The nominal carriageway clears the fence and both buildings; its terminal approximately 20.1 m2 overlap with the storage zone must remain usable handling space rather than obstructing stock. Ch.486 establishes the yard, timber, offcuts and workbench, but not this route, cart use, width, earth-and-gravel surface, private classification or alignment. No separate movable gate is mapped.
Transport way	Builder's yard southern perimeter footpath	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 66.2 m long, one-metre-wide earth-and-gravel footpath outside the southern fence of the canonical builder's yard. It runs parallel to that boundary, serving the vicinity of the author-designated 1.50 m pedestrian/worker opening; it does not yet cross the opening. The western endpoint is about 3.1 m beyond Quay Lane's nominal road edge, and about one metre remains between the path's nominal edge and the southern opening. No western road connection or short entrance spur is mapped. The eastern end has no established onward destination. The shared-right-of-passage value records an author-assumed access arrangement, not a documented easement or a canon public route. Path existence, surface, width, rights and exact alignment are unestablished in prose.
Transport way	Cut Lane	MultiLineString	street; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-named approximately 216.5 m long, six-metre-wide stone street connecting the shared Main Street West/clothing-shop-street junction to Bridge Street South. The centreline joins both junctions exactly, running south and then east to meet Bridge Street about 37.2 m south of the little stone bridge. It provides a plausible Ch.420 walking approach: turn north, cross the bridge with the cooperage on the far side, then follow the corrected right turn towards the Reed and Wheel. The nominal carriageway clears mapped buildings, fences and the currently drawn cut. Cut Lane is an author-selected working name, not an attested in-story street name. Route existence, exact alignment, width, stone surface, public access and the characters' use of this particular street remain author assumptions. The cut's western feed is unresolved; preserve a coherent road/watercourse relationship when extending it. The separately mapped Cut Lane path is a proposed southern-bank shortcut whose end connections remain incomplete.
Transport way	Cut Lane path	MultiLineString	footpath; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-named approximately 105.5 m long, 1.5 m wide earth-and-gravel footpath along the southern bank of the provisional navigation cut, proposed as a shortcut from Cut Lane towards the little stone bridge. The displayed name derives from Cut Lane; neither name is attested in prose. Both connections remain incomplete: the western centreline is about 6.89 m from Cut Lane's centreline, leaving roughly 3.14 m between nominal edges; the eastern end leaves about 1.32 m between nominal path and bridge edges. Connect the eastern end onto the southern bridge approach rather than assuming passage through a parapet. The nominal path edge clears the representative cut bank by about 1.29 m at the tightest point. Geometry, bank width, surface, public access and precise alignment are author assumptions; the public classification does not establish a documented easement. Ch.420 supplies the journey context but does not establish this path or the characters' use of it. No additional bridge or cut crossing is implied.
Transport way	Cut boatyard access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed mixed pedestrian/cart entrance and internal access network for Cut boatyard. The approximately 60.8 m main line starts exactly on Bridge Street north of the little stone bridge, enters through the roughly 6.12 m eastern fence opening and ends on open ground beside the workshop. A connected approximately 17.7 m branch turns towards Cut Wharf; total mapped length is approximately 78.5 m. The branch meets the interior of the main line as an intentional T-junction, not a defective self-crossing. The five-metre representative corridor clears all three buildings and the fence; its shortened waterside branch ends on open working ground beside the slipway, leaving about 0.16 m from its nominal corridor edge to the slipway and 0.28 m to the wharf. Width, earth-and-gravel surface, private access classification and exact alignment are planning assumptions; tenure and actual access rights are unestablished. It does not cross the cut to Cut Lane path; the hauling ramp is separately mapped as cut_boatyard_slipway.
Transport way	Cut boatyard footbridge	MultiLineString	footbridge; walk; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed feature with a descriptive working label reflecting its selected footbridge kind. The valid approximately 14 m line with a 1 m representative width lies just east of the yard; it crosses no currently mapped watercourse and neither endpoint connects to a mapped access line. Purpose, bridge deck/surface and approach connections remain unresolved. The existing earth-and-gravel surface is a drawing assumption, not confirmed bridge construction; no public crossing or access right is established.
Transport way	River-overlook small stone bridge	MultiLineString	footbridge; walk; provisional alignment; canon; medium-low	Canonical small stone bridge crossed after leaving the market in Ch.18, with a view over the main river. The author-drawn approximately 30.1 m line provisionally crosses the separately mapped navigation cut about 7 m beyond the nominal main-river bank and includes assumed approaches on both sides. Its existence and stone construction are canon; the footbridge classification, exact position, 2 m representative width, public access, condition, approaches and relationship to the navigation cut and riverside walk are author assumptions. It remains distinct from the lower bridge and Bridge Street little stone bridge.
Transport way	Joiner's yard cart access	MultiLineString	entrance_lane; mixed; provisional alignment; author assumption; low	Author-assumed branched four-metre cart access from Western Market Road into the canonical joiner's yard, serving the open working area and continuing into the author-assumed cart shed. Furniture delivery is canon, but this access, surface, width, branching, private classification and exact alignment are not.
Site area	Ian and Lethira's western freeholding	MultiPolygon	property_parcel; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Canon western freeholding jointly owned by Lethira Dawnleaf and Ian Kirk in equal interest. It is placed approximately 3.35 km along the mapped Merrowford western approach. The feature's existence, ownership and component relationships are canon; exact legal boundary, area and placement remain inferred from prose and author-drawn geometry.
Site area	Main Street and Bridge Street corner backland	MultiPolygon	rear_plot_backland; provisional planning extent; author assumption; low	Planning guide for the irregular backland where the provisional Main Street attached-house row meets the differently aligned Reed and Wheel compound. It may become rear yards, gardens, sheds, parcel divisions or a shared service court; it is not canonically unused land or an established single parcel.
Site area	Ian and Lethira's southern private parcel	MultiPolygon	property_parcel; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Separate private parcel immediately south of the joint western freeholding. Ian Kirk completes the initial sole-title purchase for seventy-two heavy silver in Ch.451; Ch.454 records Ian Kirk and Lethira Dawnleaf in equal joint ownership. Prose establishes rough grazing, wet woodland, the crossing stream and lower flood exposure. Existence, adjacency and current joint ownership are canon; exact boundary and area remain author-drawn approximations, and the old field marker is not legally controlling.
Site area	Town-controlled lower river ground	MultiPolygon	flood_margin_ground; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Common drainage and flood-margin ground under Merrowford town authority between the southern private parcel and the public river margin. Ian Kirk and Lethira Dawnleaf jointly hold the continuing non-exclusive pedestrian-use agreement tied to the adjoining parcel, permitting the approved natural route, limited clearance and movable sitting place while preserving public passage, water-management access, temporary closure and construction restrictions. The agreement does not grant ownership or unrestricted use of this whole polygon; its exact extent and the approved route alignment remain provisional.
Site area	Seasonally wet lower corner	MultiPolygon	seasonal_wet_ground; provisional extent; canon; medium-high	Low southern/south-western ground which floods during heavy spring runoff. The dwelling remains above the marked flood ground. Extent is provisional and is not a surveyed flood contour.
Site area	Mature western boundary trees	MultiPolygon	wooded_strip; provisional extent; canon; medium	Provisional representation of the canon mature trees and woodland along the older western edge. Prose establishes wooded ground, an old entrance tree and boundary markers, but not a surveyed vegetation boundary.
Site area	Lower mature tree zone	MultiPolygon	wooded_strip; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Indicative mature-tree zone toward the lower ground. Canon includes two mature alders stabilising the stream bank and cutting restrictions on bank-stabilising trees; individual tree positions and this zone's exact extent remain unresolved.
Site area	Cut Wharf	MultiPolygon	wharf; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed two-part wharf or landing stage associated with Cut boatyard on the north bank of the provisional navigation cut. The two sections flank the seven-metre-wide cut_boatyard_slipway and cover approximately 12.7 and 42.6 m2, totalling 55.3 m2; they retain an overall 28.1 x 2.6 m envelope including the ramp opening. They meet the yard and slipway edges to millimetre-scale drawing tolerance. Approximately 22.1 m2 overlaps the representative eight-metre water corridor, consistent with partly over-water landing stages; the centreline-derived bank is not a surveyed shoreline. Cut Wharf is a working name, not established chapter canon. Landward access comes from Bridge Street through cut_boatyard_access and the open yard; Cut Lane path remains across the cut, about 8.8 m from the wharf edge. Existence, use, construction, condition, ownership, loading arrangements, depth, navigability and exact extent remain author assumptions or unestablished. The slipway is separately mapped; piles, quay walls, moorings and stairs are not.
Site area	Cut boatyard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed small-boat repair yard with occasional new construction on the north bank of the provisional navigation cut. The approximately 50 x 22 m land-use compound covers 1100.0 m2, including its workshop and two shelters; about 860 m2 remains outside their footprints before allowing for access and storage. All three buildings fit within the boundary to millimetre-scale drawing tolerance. Cut Wharf is a separately mapped associated landing at the southern edge. The mapped entrance is from Bridge Street to the east, not Cut Lane to the west or the opposite-bank Cut Lane path. The business, working name, use, exact footprint, construction and ownership are author assumptions, not established chapter canon. Navigability, usable depth, vessel capacity and bridge clearance remain unestablished. The separately mapped cut_boatyard_slipway now provides a provisional hauling/launching footprint through the gap in the two-part wharf. Its slope, submerged profile, working depth and hauling equipment remain unestablished; no crane or winch is mapped.
Site area	Cut boatyard slipway	MultiPolygon	slipway; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed small-boat hauling and launching slipway at Cut boatyard, approximately 7 m wide along the bank by 8 m long perpendicular to it, covering 56.0 m2. It passes through a seven-metre opening between the two Cut Wharf sections and extends inland into the working yard. About 23.6 m2 lies within the landward yard polygon and 21.6 m2 within the cut's representative eight-metre water corridor; the remainder crosses the intervening wharf/bank strip. The waterward tip extends about 3.1 m beyond the nominal north bank, leaving approximately 4.9 m to the opposite bank along the ramp axis and about 7.0 m to the nominal edge of Cut Lane path. Those are horizontal plan measurements from a centreline-derived bank, not surveyed depths or a guarantee of navigable clearance. It clears the buildings and fence; the access branch ends nearby on open working ground. Existence, working name, use, dimensions and alignment are author assumptions, not established chapter canon. Slope, levels, surface, submerged profile, bank reinforcement, usable depth, boat size, hauling gear and actual access rights remain unestablished. No winch, crane, rails or gate is separately mapped.
Site area	Archery practice envelope	MultiPolygon	practice_area; provisional extent; author assumption; medium-low	Indicative author-assumed clear envelope around the private practice line and unfinished artificial earth-bank backstop. The construction quotation was accepted in Ch.466, clean fill delivered in Ch.468 and bank compaction continued in Ch.469; Ch.494 still shows an unfinished, settling bank and no shooting. This guide is not a surveyed, legally delimited, fenced or completed operational range. Final use depends on the finished backstop, boundaries and path checks; exact extent remains inferred.
Site area	Old kitchen garden	MultiPolygon	kitchen_garden; provisional extent; canon; medium	Existing old kitchen garden behind the house, partly reverted to grass and weeds. Its existence and relationship to the house are canon; exact extent is provisional.
Site area	House yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Indicative immediate domestic working space around the house. A yard-like setting is plausible from the described entrances and outbuildings but its drawn extent is not directly established by prose.
Site area	Cooper's Yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; canon; low	Open working ground belonging to the canon Cooper's Yard, with plausible space for cooperage work, stave seasoning, barrel storage and cart movement. The yard exists in canon; its exact footprint, enclosure, internal arrangement and present position are author assumptions.
Site area	Merrowford central market	MultiPolygon	market; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical central market or elongated market place. The mapped L-shaped extent includes the main street corridor; its exact boundary, northern arm and relationship to adjoining plots are author-drawn assumptions.
Site area	The Reed and Wheel	MultiPolygon	inn_compound; provisional extent; canon; low	Aggregate inn compound containing the two-storey inn, covered side arch, rear working yard, canonical stable, several sheds and boundary fence. The establishment and those components are canonical; this exact 36 by 55 metre parcel extent and internal arrangement are author assumptions.
Site area	Civic offices forecourt	MultiPolygon	forecourt; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed public forecourt serving the canonical civic offices, allowing pedestrian gathering, temporary cart standing and careful turning or reversing. Its approximately 36 x 10 m extent, surface and exact relationship to the approach are unestablished; it is not evidence of a ceremonial court or unrestricted large-wagon turning.
Site area	South quay	MultiPolygon	quay; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical south quay and working riverfront. The approximately 20 m-deep solid loading apron, exact outline, stone construction and relationship to the author-assumed basin, buildings and roads are provisional. The polygon excludes the separate pile-supported piers and wharf.
Site area	Green Road historical unnamed inn	MultiPolygon	inn_compound; provisional extent; canon; low	Aggregate reconstruction of Green Road's canonical historical Merrowford inn compound. Canon establishes a crowded common room, kitchen activity, guest rooms through a fourth-floor hall, an attached bathhouse and working-yard sounds including carts and a mule. The approximately 1,680 m² boundary, internal arrangement, exact town position, ownership and continued survival in Ian and Lethira's present are unestablished author assumptions. This named site area is the durable aggregate feature and label root; the establishment never receives a canonical business name and must not be identified with the Reed and Wheel.
Site area	Riverside market	MultiPolygon	market; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical riverside market carrying ordinary trade including grain, bow wax and travel thread. The mapped approximately 4,485 m2 extent, exact placement only about 1.15 m inside the reconstructed southern palisade, and relationship to the later south-quay layout are author assumptions.
Site area	Public bathhouse forecourt	MultiPolygon	forecourt; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 162.6 m2 L-shaped public apron along the canonical bathhouse south and west faces, providing plausible space for customers to arrive, wait and mill without implying a formal civic square. Its extent, surface, exact road-edge relationship and use are unestablished. After repositioning it remains outside the nominal four-metre Lower Market Road envelope, with about 0.55 m clearance from that road edge at the closest point.
Site area	Public bathhouse service yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 182.0 m2 private working yard wrapping around the bathhouse northern projection. It provides plausible ground for fuel handling, ash, laundry and water/heating maintenance, none of which is explicitly described in prose. The mapped fence encloses its exposed outer edges; the eventual service access, gate, surface, internal storage and any covered fuel bay remain unresolved.
Site area	Joiner's yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Canonical active joiner's yard on the western market road, with an open street frontage, a deep front shelter displaying tables, chair stock along an inside wall, work at the back, seasoned timber and cart delivery. The approximately 1,989 m² irregular corner compound and its relationship to the civic-offices approach are author-drawn assumptions. Detailed child buildings, working zones, access and enclosure do not establish a sawmill, timber merchant, owned cart or residence.
Site area	Amma's tailor-shop rear yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 27 m2 rear yard occupying the recess of Amma's L-shaped shop footprint. Canon establishes Amma's working tailor shop but not a private yard, service access, this approximately 3 x 9 m extent, surface, ownership or relationship to the shop. The separately mapped fence leaves deliberate access beside the building.
Site area	Merrowford earthwork yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical unnamed earthwork contractor yard with covered soil piles, timber beneath an open shed, broken stone kept apart from usable fill, carts and wheel work. The approximately 1,914 m² compound, exact location, boundary, internal arrangement and street relationships are author-drawn assumptions. The site and existing internal components have been rotated together by approximately 16 degrees; their mutually consistent orientation is cartographic rather than surveyed canon.
Site area	Southbank dye sheds	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Aggregate representation of the canonical historical plural dye sheds passed between the cooper's-yard and river-road area and Southbank Lower. The approximately 1,687 m2 compound, south-western side of the lower-bridge approach, exact boundary, yard organisation and tenure are author assumptions. Direct prose does not establish an exact shed count, materials, vats, boilers, drainage, ownership, workforce or survival into Ian and Lethira's present.
Site area	Riverside smithy	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed riverside smithy compound placed beside the canonical riverside market. Ch.18 establishes a smith's apprentice demonstrating horseshoe shaping nearby; Ch.12 and Ch.22 establish smithing audible in the market, river or warehouse districts. Those references do not prove that all three observations concern one smith, that a workshop occupied this plot, or that it survives into Ian and Lethira's present. The descriptive name, approximately 566.6 m2 extent, ownership, fence, shoeing yard and access are unestablished.
Site area	Builder's yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical unnamed builder's yard visited by Ian and Lethira in Ch.486, with stacked timber, stone offcuts and a workbench. The builder inspects their old bathhouse drain in Ch.487 and delivers the drawings in Ch.492; this is not a completed rebuild or final permission. The author-selected approximately 60 x 35 m, 2,100 m2 compound lies east of Quay Lane outside the old-core palisade and inside the provisional built-up extent. Its exact placement, orientation, boundaries, internal layout, buildings and access are author assumptions. The descriptive display name is not a canon business name. This placement treats the builder as distinct from the mapped joiner and earthwork contractor; prose does not establish a shared business identity. Ownership and tenure are unestablished. This site-area root supplies the aggregate label and parents all seven components.
Site area	Joiner's yard working area	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed central open working and handling area within the canonical joiner's yard. The joiner works at the back of the yard and furniture is handled and delivered, but this separate approximately 453 m² zone, its extent and its relationship to the buildings are unestablished.
Site area	Provisional Southbank house 1 rear yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Entirely author-assumed approximately 28 m2 rear yard for a provisional Southbank infill house. It supplies irregular rear/service space within the working district fabric; its existence, dimensions, surface, tenure and use are not established by prose.
Site area	Working area	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed central manoeuvring, loading and wheel/cart-work area within the canonical earthwork yard. Prose establishes active cart and wheel work, but not this separate approximately 459 m² zone, its extent or exact position.
Site area	Shoeing yard	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 10 by 12 metre open shoeing and horse-handling yard immediately south of the workshop. The access enters the yard and the roughly one-metre separation from the workshop remains usable as an apron or passage. Ch.18 establishes a smith's apprentice demonstrating horseshoe shaping near the riverside market, but not a permanent farriery yard, this footprint, location, surface, enclosure, ownership or present survival.
Site area	Builder's yard working area	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 25 x 20 m, 500 m2 open working and cart-handling zone within the canonical builder's yard. The zone lies west of the main workshop and north of the timber shelter. Ch.486 establishes a working yard and workbench, but not this separate zone, its surface, dimensions, cart use or the workbench's exact position. No mapped vehicle, owned cart or separate bench footprint follows.
Site area	Joiner's yard timber stacks	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed open timber-stack area within the canonical joiner's yard. Canon establishes sufficient seasoned stock for matching chairs, but not exposed stacks, this approximately 123 m² extent, its position or the division between open and covered storage.
Site area	Broken-stone storage	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-drawn storage zone representing the broken stone canonically kept separate from material suitable for clean fill. The separate approximately 80 m² polygon, dimensions and position within the yard are unestablished.
Site area	Builder's yard stone offcut storage	MultiPolygon	yard; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed approximately 10 x 8 m, 80 m2 stone-offcut storage zone in the south-eastern part of the canonical builder's yard, south of the main workshop. Ch.486 establishes stone offcuts at the premises, but not a dedicated storage zone, its size, surface, pile heights or exact position. This does not establish a quarry, stone merchant or separate masonry business.
Site area	South quay piers	MultiPolygon	pier; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Two author-assumed timber piers on piles extending from the canonical south quay over the deliberately overlapping water geometry. Canon establishes working quays, barges and timber landings, but not these exact structures, dimensions or positions.
Site area	South quay wharf	MultiPolygon	wharf; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed wider timber wharf or landing stage on piles, attached to the canonical south quay and extending over the deliberately overlapping water geometry. Its exact construction, extent and position are not established by prose.
Site area	Cooper's Yard covered cart passage	MultiPolygon	covered_cart_passage; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed ground-level cart passage through the street-facing range, with the upper storey continuing overhead. It provides plausible working access to the enclosed cooperage yard; its exact form, dimensions and position are unestablished.
Site area	The Reed and Wheel covered yard arch	MultiPolygon	covered_cart_passage; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Maps the canonical side arch leading from Bridge Street into the rear yard as a covered ground-floor passage through the continuous inn footprint, allowing rooms above. Exact width, depth and upper-storey continuity are author assumptions.
Site area	Quay Gate covered passage	MultiPolygon	covered_cart_passage; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed ground-level public cart passage through the author-assumed Quay gatehouse, with the upper storey continuing overhead. Its approximately 9 m clear width closely matches Quay Lane's representative traffic envelope. The exact form, dimensions, position, town control and absence of spare shoulder inside the arch are unestablished.
Site area	Eastern gate covered passage	MultiPolygon	covered_cart_passage; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed ground-level public cart passage through the author-assumed eastern gatehouse, with the upper storey continuing overhead. Its approximately 9.6 m clear width accommodates the representative 9 m inner street and provides margins around the 6 m eastern near approach. The exact form, dimensions, position and town control are unestablished.
Site area	Western gatehouse covered passage	MultiPolygon	covered_cart_passage; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed ground-level public cart passage through the author-assumed western gatehouse, with the upper storey continuing overhead. Its approximately 9.6 m clear width accommodates the representative 9 m inner street and provides generous margins around the 4 m western approach. The exact form, dimensions, position and town control are unestablished.
Site area	Green Road historical unnamed inn cart access	MultiPolygon	cart_access; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed open cart entrance and working throat between the civic-approach edge and the reconstructed historical inn yard. The approximately 5.9 by 17.4 m area is not covered by the main building and therefore is not a covered passage. Its slight projection beyond the aggregate compound brings it to the nominal road edge. Canon supports yard activity involving carts and a mule but does not establish this entrance, surface, dimensions, ownership, exact position or present-day survival.
Site area	Northern gate covered passage	MultiPolygon	covered_cart_passage; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed ground-level public cart passage through the author-assumed northern gatehouse, with a possible upper storey continuing overhead. Its approximately 9.6 m opening accommodates the representative 5 m internal north road and 4 m exterior approach. The two road centrelines meet near the middle of the passage. Exact form, dimensions, position, town control and any gate leaves remain unestablished.
Site area	Mistress Halda's bakery stall	MultiPolygon	market_stall; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Canonical baker's stall operated by Mistress Halda, represented by an approximately 13.7 m2 author-drawn rectangle projecting from the eastern face of the author-assumed bakery premises into the central market. Ch.22 establishes Halda and the working stall but not a permanent fixed structure, exact position or dimensions, attachment to this building, canopy or counter construction, rights over the market ground or present survival.
Site area	Southern gatehouse covered passage	MultiPolygon	covered_cart_passage; provisional extent; author assumption; low	Author-assumed ground-level public cart passage through the author-assumed southern gatehouse, with the upper storey continuing overhead. Its approximately 9.6 m clear width accommodates the representative 7 m Bridge Street carriageway; the road centreline traverses the full passage and continues to the lower bridge, which begins just beyond the gatehouse. Exact form, dimensions, position, town control and any gate leaves remain unestablished.
Site area	Southbank Lower small square	MultiPolygon	public_square; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Canonical small public square where three Southbank streets meet, with a dry fountain, children playing and a nearby food stall. This approximately 745.6 m2 author-drawn footprint, coordinate, shape and relationship to the future street network are unestablished. It currently lies about 60 m from the nearest mapped Southbank street, so the canonical three-street junction remains to be drawn rather than inferred from this polygon alone.
Site area	Southbank food stall	MultiPolygon	market_stall; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical unnamed food stall near the Southbank Lower square where three streets meet. In Ch.34 Thomas and Isha eat here; the stall sells grilled river-fish skewers, flatbread with spiced beans, pickled vegetables and dark sauce; the cook is a fox-eared man with one cloudy eye, and Amma has recommended the sauce. They eat on a low wall beside the square. The author-drawn approximately 4 x 3 m, 12 m2 stall pitch sits inside the square near its edge, about 8.3 m from the dry fountain and clear of the mapped street corridors. These dimensions and precise position are assumptions; prose says near the square without choosing an exact side or establishing a pitch inside it. The polygon represents stall land use, not an enclosed building or customer queue. Counter arrangement, cooking equipment, canopy, construction, ownership and occupation rights are unestablished. The display name is descriptive, not a canon business name. Continued operation, unchanged ownership and the cook's survival in the current Ch.420+ period have not been established.
Site area	Central market pottery stall	MultiPolygon	market_stall; provisional extent; canon; low	Canonical unnamed pottery stall where Lethira buys the shallow blue-glazed bowl in Ch.491. Ian and Lethira encounter it after the western furniture shop and purchases of lamp oil, salt, vegetables and herbs; they pass it, double back, and the stallholder wraps the bowl in old cloth. The bowl has uneven glaze and a small firing blemish. Prose places the stall in their market-shopping circuit but does not distinguish central from riverside market. This approximately 4 x 3 m, 12 m2 central-market pitch is an author-selected placement, wholly inside the market near its edge, about 6.8 m from the Guildhall and clear of the main-street corridor. The display name describes that chosen position, not a canon business name. Exact dimensions, stock arrangement, canopy, permanence, ownership and occupation rights are unestablished. The footprint represents stall land use, not a separate building. No kiln, pottery workshop, maker identity or permanent pottery shop is established.
Site area	Southbank dry fountain	MultiPolygon	fountain; provisional extent; canon; medium-low	Canonical dry fountain in the small Southbank Lower square, near where children of several peoples play in Chapter 34. The author-drawn approximately 31.2 m2 regular-ish hexagonal footprint, roughly 6.9 by 6 m, and its centred position are unestablished; canon does not establish its precise form, former water mechanism, ownership or present-day condition.
Site line	Private archery practice line	MultiLineString	archery_line; provisional alignment; author assumption; medium	Provisional working centreline for the private archery range under construction. The quotation was accepted in Ch.466; clean fill arrived by small cart in Ch.468 and the artificial backstop grew in compacted layers in Ch.469. Ch.494 still describes an unfinished, settling bank. No shooting or completed operational range is shown. This line remains an author-assumed alignment rather than a surveyed firing line or an approved safety envelope; final use still depends on the completed backstop, boundaries and path checks.
Site line	Unfinished earth-bank backstop	MultiLineString	earth_bank; provisional alignment; canon; medium	Provisional alignment guide for the artificial earth-bank backstop under construction, assisted by existing rising ground. The natural rise alone was insufficient. The quotation was accepted in Ch.466; workers broadened the bank footprint and prepared northern access while retaining the mature tree and avoiding stream-side ground. Small carts delivered clean fill in Ch.468, and the unfinished bank grew in compacted layers in Ch.469. It remains unfinished and settling in Ch.494; no shooting is shown. The line is not a surveyed bank footprint, and its exact alignment, width, height and final extent remain author-assumed or unestablished.
Site point	Representative mature tree 1	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Site point	Representative mature tree 2	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Site point	Representative mature tree 3	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Site point	Representative mature tree 4	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Site point	Representative mature tree 5	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Site point	Representative mature tree 6	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Site point	Representative mature tree 7	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Site point	Representative mature tree 8	Point	mature_tree; representative placement; author assumption; low	Representative placement only. Prose establishes mature trees across the holding but does not establish this as an individually surveyed tree.
Route	Woods to farm	LineString	walk; travel constrained; canon; medium	Wood Elf settlement via Merrowford to family farm. Schematic travel-constrained route, not a surveyed road; its intermediate vertex follows the retained locations/merrowford representative.
Route	Southern road	LineString	walk; travel constrained; canon; medium	Broadly south; east-west positions remain provisional
Route	Dry-road eastward leg	LineString	walk; direction constrained; canon; medium	Basin is nearby; main route proceeds through Bracken and Old East Line to Kelrin
Route	Westbound water and foothills	LineString	boat then walk; schematic; canon; low	Weeks west by water to Hest; then two and six road days to Marrowick and Lower Harl
Route	Northern road	LineString	walk then carriage; travel constrained; canon; medium	Crownholt endpoint remains provisional
Route	Hidden road to Tidefall	LineString	walk; travel constrained; canon; medium	Sea reached on day six
Route	Tidefall to Westhook	LineString	sea; travel constrained; canon; medium	Four days at average five knots; approximately 889 km
Route	Westhook to Kethrun	LineString	walk; travel constrained; canon; medium	Via Larchmeet
Route	Larchmeet to Irondeep	LineString	walk; travel constrained; canon; medium	Separate north road via Granitethroat and Ashbrace Hold; the between-point line remains schematic.
Route	Irondeep to Great Peak	LineString	walk; direction only; canon; low	Sealed upward deep road; west and inward; distance unresolved
Route	Larchmeet to dark-elf south	LineString	walk; travel partially constrained; canon; medium	Ch. 192-197 establish route order and capital descent context: Larchmeet -> Mirefold after about three days -> Willowmere the morning after leaving Mirefold -> several more days to dark-elf capital. Exact road geometry remains provisional.
Route	Larchmeet to Green Road Compound	LineString	walk; schematic; canon; low	Straight-line scaffold between representative points; endpoint distance is about three miles, exact road geometry unresolved.
Route	Black Lock to mainland passage station	LineString	walk; schematic; canon; low	Schematic western captive/control-road sequence through prisoner-cart ambush, quarry/refuge handoff, shore name posts, hidden cliff settlement and mainland passage station; exact roads/distances unresolved.
Route	Undersea passage station transit	LineString	ancient carriage; schematic; canon; low	Schematic undersea carriage route through pressure divisions beneath the strait; exact station geometry unresolved.
Route	Fallen Isle hidden egress to ash cisterns	LineString	walk; schematic; canon; low	Schematic route from hidden witness egress through the lower-hands labour yard to the repaired ash cisterns; exact maintenance paths unresolved.
Route	Ash cisterns to Broken Court	LineString	walk; direction only; canon; low	Schematic next-route placeholder toward the Broken Court, First Hand and third-seal approach; exact non-demon road not yet mapped.
Route	Harn's Ford to Brindle Quay branch	LineString	mixed/unknown; direction only; canon; low	Straight schematic branch between Harn's Ford and the low-confidence Brindle Quay candidate. Prose names the destination and branch but does not establish travel mode, exact bank or whether the road remains beside the river.
Route	Aqueduct Trace	LineString	pack train and walk; travel partially constrained; canon; low	Canon route climbs north-west from Marrowick along the contour, crosses two ravines and rejoins the lower route near Lower Harl Step. The GIS line connects only its established endpoints and does not trace the contour or ravine crossings.
Route	Old Spill Road	LineString	walk; schematic; canon; low	Schematic westward route from Lower Harl Step into the distributed spill-road, channel and Black Lock outer-work system. Black Lock is used as a map endpoint, not asserted as the road's original terminus or a mandatory direct path.
Route	Hearthmere old road to Watch Ridge	LineString	walk; schematic; canon; medium-low	Local old-road spur through the white-cairn/broken-bridge system toward Watch Ridge. Exact distance and course are unmeasured; the ridge can be investigated within the local work sequence.
Route	Frost Road	LineString	walk; travel constrained; canon; medium	Named northern road from Hearthmere toward Rimeholt. The 3-4 day duration and endpoints are canon; the GIS line connects those endpoints schematically.
Route	Kethrun north road to Stonecomb Pass	LineString	walk; direction constrained; canon; low	The road and first named pass are canon. The drawn line is only a directional branch and does not imply that Green Road used it or that it joins the separate Granitethroat approach.

East-Central GIS Detail

This geographically scaled portrait view covers the cluster from the Old East Line and Kelrin Lock north through the Elven Woods contact region to Rimeholt, including the current river sources and eastern coastline.

East-central GIS detail exported from gis/source/*.geojson.

Eastern Island GIS Detail

This geographically scaled view follows the current Eastern Island coastline and shows its port, highland settlements, mountain approaches, southern capital representative, and connected routes.

Eastern Island GIS detail exported from gis/source/*.geojson.

Larchmeet GIS Detail

This landscape view shows Larchmeet's provisional built-up and settlement extents, stream, pond, managed woodland, routes, and working location.

Larchmeet and Green Road homes GIS detail exported from gis/source/*.geojson.

Green Road Homes GIS Detail

This homestead-scale landscape view shows the provisional boundary and current building footprints. Building geometry is maintained in metre-based EPSG:3857 in the GeoPackage and reprojected only for browser rendering.

Green Road homes GIS detail exported from gis/source/*.geojson.

Merrowford and Ian–Lethira Homestead GIS Detail

This full-width local view follows the western approach from Merrowford to Ian and Lethira's jointly owned western freeholding, including the town's provisional built-up extent and palisade, the riverfront, public and shared access tracks, buildings, ground features, and the holding's narrow stream. The regional point-to-point route is omitted because it is a travel scaffold rather than a surveyed road.

Merrowford and Ian–Lethira's western freeholding GIS detail exported from gis/source/*.geojson.

Early East-Side Geometry

Green Road exits the Elven Woods through the eastern river gap and reaches Merrowford by travelling east.
Merrowford is the first human town east of the Elven Woods.
Merrowford is less than a week from the Woods.
Thomas's family village/farm lies east of Merrowford.
From the family crossroads, Merrowford lies west, and the Elven Woods lie farther west beyond that.

Author Assumptions

These are author-supplied map premises. They are fixed for map construction even where chapter prose does not establish them, but should not be presented elsewhere as prose-derived canon unless they are migrated into an owning canon file.

Seal positions are story-function anchors rather than surveyed objects: first under Crown Deep/Northern Kingdom; second under dark-elf authority on Eastern Island; third-seal containment approach on Fallen Isle north-west of Black Lock. The second seal may not have a visible object beyond it. Ch.207 shows the third containment boundary is extant but its administration is invalid/hostile; do not map it as a simple destroyed door.
The Black Lock is within the central mountain range, at a low point followed by one or more rivers or former river courses. Its old gates, spill-roads, channels, and underflows belong to this mountain drainage corridor.
Karrick Gate is slightly east of the Wood Elf settlement. Combined with the narrated northward journey, place Karrick Gate north and a little east of the settlement.
Rimeholt lies slightly west of Karrick Gate, but the east-west component must remain small enough for the narrated travel times. The working plot uses about 18 km of east-west separation.
Hearthmere lies halfway, in east-west terms only, between Rimeholt and Karrick Gate. The working plot puts it about 9 km west of Karrick and 9 km east of Rimeholt; its narrated north-south relationship remains unchanged.
Use an average speed of 5 knots for the Tidefall Haven -> Westhook crossing. Over four continuous sailing days this gives a working sea gap of 480 nautical miles, approximately 890 km or 550 statute miles.
Standard party walking progress is 25 km/day under ordinary road and weather conditions.
The central mountain range lies slightly west of the continent's centre: approximately 1/5 of the land lies west of it and 4/5 east, excluding the narrow mountain band itself.
Use a nominal continental envelope of 5000 km north-south by 2000 km east-west. Allow approximately +5% / -20% variation in major extents, plus local inlets, peninsulas, bays, and outliers.
Keep the continent about 1400-1800 km wide around Rimeholt. Place the structural 500-800 km narrowest cross-section north of both Rimeholt and Crownholt; the 20/80 range split is an overall continental proportion, not a mandatory ratio at every latitude.
Keep the central range broadly north-south, normally within about 100 km of its main axis, with a modest eastward bend of no more than roughly 150 km approaching the northern neck.
Form the northern taper gradually north of Crownholt, mainly by retreating the eastern coastline westward, with a smaller eastward contraction of the western coast.
At the Wood Elf settlement's latitude, use a provisional western coast of ~-26.5 to -25.5 degrees, central range of ~-21 to -20 degrees, and eastern coast of ~+1.5 to +2.5 degrees, all relative to the settlement datum.

Main Travel Sequence

Elven Woods -> Merrowford -> Ironvein Hill -> family farm / South-Field Cottage
family farm -> Harn's Ford -> Lowmere -> Werrin's Cross -> Cotham Dry -> Tareth's Gate
Tareth's Gate -> Fifth Umber route -> Bracken Shade -> Old East Line
Old East Line -> Kelrin Lock -> Hest Quay -> Marrowick -> Aqueduct Trace -> Lower Harl Step -> Old Spill Road / Black Lock
Black Lock aftermath -> family farm -> Wood Elf settlement -> Karrick Gate -> Hearthmere -> Rimeholt -> Crownholt
Crownholt aftermath -> fairy circle / family farm region -> Aelira contact -> Tidefall Haven -> Eastern Island
Ch.200-202 return sequence: dark-elf capital -> Mirefold/Willowmere -> Larchmeet -> Westhook -> sea crossing on Three Gull Argument -> Tidefall -> Aelira's warded forester rest -> Thomas's family farm -> western road.
Ch.202 first western camp leaves Black Lock vs north-western wound unresolved; Ch.203 chooses the north-western island/root cause. The route does not enter Black Lock first.
Ch.203-205 continue west/north-west through refugee/captive roads toward the broken coast; exact daily geometry remains underdefined.
Ch.206 reaches a hidden mainland cliff settlement and northern passage station. Ch.207 crosses beneath the narrow strait and reaches a hidden island witness egress.
Ch.208-209 move from the island egress to the lower-hands yard, then west to ash cisterns below the road toward the Broken Court/First Hand/Hell's Peak. Distances remain unmeasured.

Stronger Travel Anchors

Merrowford -> family farm: 3 days east at ordinary walking pace; the farm is reached late on the third afternoon (Ch. 38-39)
family farm -> Wood Elf settlement: approximately 5 days west. The fourth night is explicit; the party enters the outer Woods and reaches the settlement after the next narrated morning patrol, but that arrival day is not numbered (Ch. 47)
Harn's Ford -> Lowmere: approximately 8 days elapsed, including an extra day/night at the spring hollow; the exact Lowmere arrival day is not numbered (Ch. 67-70)
Lowmere -> Werrin's Cross: 3 days in suitable weather (Ch. 72-73)
Werrin's Cross -> Cotham Dry: 2 days south (Ch. 73-75)
Cotham Dry -> Tareth's Gate: approximately 6 days elapsed: four travel days to the improvised hut, one deliberate testing day, then a final day's approach (Ch. 76-78)
Hest Quay -> Marrowick: 2 days west by road, excluding Green Road's private two-day stop near Hest Quay (Ch. 88)
Marrowick -> Lower Harl Step: 6 days west by mule train (Ch. 89-93)
Hearthmere -> Watch Ridge: exact distance is unestablished, but Green Road can approach, investigate and return within the local work sequence; the GIS point and old-road spur are local schematic geometry, not a measured day-stage (Ch. 133-139)
Wood Elf settlement -> Karrick Gate: approximately 6 days north; the fourth evening is explicit and Karrick Gate appears two days later (Ch. 120). Author geometry adds a slight eastward offset.
Karrick Gate -> Hearthmere: leaves around midday and arrives near dusk on the same day (Ch. 130)
fairy circle -> family farm: roughly 2 miles
Hearthmere -> Rimeholt: 3-4 days
Rimeholt -> Crownholt: 10-14 days by royal carriage, about 3 weeks by ordinary road
Aelira's contact region -> Tidefall Haven: about a week; Thomas and Isha reach the sea on day 6
Tidefall Haven -> Westhook: 4-day sea crossing in current voyage conditions; author-assumed average speed of 5 knots gives a working gap of about 480 nautical miles / 890 km
Westhook -> Larchmeet: approximately 4 days, initially east and then east-south from Rainpost (Ch. 159)
Larchmeet -> Kethrun: 2 travel days; the first day ends at the testing basin and Kethrun is reached the following day (Ch. 164-165)
Larchmeet -> Granitethroat: approximately 2 days north, camping below the last ridge and arriving late the next morning (Ch. 172)
Granitethroat -> Irondeep lower approach: approximately 2 days, reaching Ashbrace Hold before dark on the first day and Irondeep's lower witness approach the next (Ch. 174-175)
Green Road Compound / Larchmeet area -> Mirefold: about 3 days southward with Nethis guiding; Mirefold is the first small dark-elf holding/informal border by mud rather than formal law (Ch. 192)
Mirefold -> Willowmere -> dark-elf capital: Willowmere is reached the morning after leaving Mirefold; the capital comes into view after several more wet-road days. Treat total Larchmeet-area-to-capital travel as roughly 8-9 days by road/weather, matching the provisional straight-line separation plus route curvature (Ch. 193).

Elapsed days are stronger evidence for route order and order-of-magnitude separation than for kilometres. Stops, road quality, weather, a mule train, and carriage relays make the different legs unsuitable for conversion with one universal speed.

Eastern Island Minor Route Anchors

Rainpost: not a village, but a roofed stopping place where Green Road leaves the main Westhook cargo road for the narrower east-south highland track. Its three-faced marker points west, north and east-south; the blank fourth face bears an old shallow circle related only uncertainly to other route, boundary, permission or memory marks. Advice at Westhook favours the upper track beyond Rainpost because the middle bridge is out and the lower way has mud, a tollman and no bridge. (Ch. 159)
Unnamed testing basin: an abandoned quarry basin reached on the first day from Larchmeet toward Kethrun, off the council road by a hidden track. Green Road camps there after private Rank A-scale utility testing. Thomas leaves a rougher terrace, marked unsafe cut face, shallow pool and other subtle evidence; it remains a route-memory and possible evidence site, not a mapped settlement or named destination. Kethrun is reached the following day. (Ch. 164-165)

Dry-Road Arc Facts

Tareth's Gate is the last major human city before the dry roads / desert fringe.
The Black Glass Basin lies near the dry-road route beyond Tareth's Gate.
The main road normally skirts the Basin by about 2 miles.
Bracken Shade is where Green Road parts from the Fifth Umber caravan and turns onto the Old East Line.
Kelrin Lock is reached east of Bracken Shade and the Old East Line; from Kelrin, the Reedlark carries Green Road west through the canal/river system toward Hest Quay and the foothills.
Marrowick and Lower Harl Step are foothill / staging points before the Old Spill Road and Black Lock frontier.

Northern Arc Facts

Karrick Gate is reached where the road crosses a deep stone river and the first serious northern hills gather.
Hearthmere is a tundra-edge settlement north of Karrick Gate.
Rimeholt is the last reliable Guild town before true northern frontier road conditions.
Crownholt is the capital of the Northern Human Kingdom, clearly farther inside state structure than Rimeholt.

Eastern Island Facts

Tidefall Haven is on the eastern mainland coast.
The current crossing from Tidefall Haven lands at Westhook.
Westhook is the main west port of the eastern island.
The eastern island has a northern mountain region.
The eastern island has a narrow highland middle region.
The eastern island has southern cool-temperate maritime lowland, wet forest, moor, bog, fen, and exposed coast.
Great Peak stands on the western side of the island, a little north of the highlands.
Larchmeet is a highland village suited to Green Road's base.
Kethrun is a large highland/common-region demi-human city.
Granitethroat is a deep-dwarf border threshold settlement.
Westhook to Larchmeet runs east, then east-south; Larchmeet is about four days inland (Ch. 159).
Kethrun is about two travel days from Larchmeet on the broader council road (Ch. 164-165).
Granitethroat is reached by a separate north road from Larchmeet, not by travelling through Kethrun (Ch. 171-172).
Kethrun's own north road first enters Stonecomb Pass, then smaller holds and factor roads toward the lesser peaks or westward under the Great Peak's outer trade rules. Stonecomb's GIS point is directionally inferred and does not join it to Green Road's separate Granitethroat route (Ch. 167).
Irondeep lies north of Granitethroat beyond the mountain pass. Ashbrace Hold is reached before dark on the first Granitethroat-Irondeep travel day; its narrow north-eastern spur leads to Irondeep's lower witness approach the next day. The Great Peak lies west and inward from Irondeep on the sealed deep-road system (Ch. 174-181).
The dark-elf capital lies where wooded southern lowland gives way to open moor and peat country.
After Ch. 197, travel south from Green Road's Larchmeet-area base toward the dark-elf court is partially constrained: Mirefold is first small dark-elf holding after about three days; Willowmere lies farther south; the capital is reached after several additional wet-road days. Ch. 197 fixes internal vertical relationship rather than map-scale location: sealed-witness room, lower way, blackwater gallery, old service threshold, and second-seal outer threshold lie beneath/behind the capital's court structures. The exact road name, surveyed geometry, district layout and capital site remain provisional.
Fallen Isle, the third-seal island, lies north-west of Black Lock across a narrow, demon-rich strait. Its name and reached location are canon through Ch.207-209; exact coastline and dimensions remain GIS working geometry. Facing coastlines and drowned construction suggest a formerly connected/shattered landform.
Canon/prose landmarks through Ch.209: hidden mainland cliff settlement; mainland passage station; undersea carriage/three pressure divisions; hidden island witness egress; black ravines and stream; lower-hands labour yard; ash cistern refuge; distant Hell's Peak; worker route toward Broken Court/First Hand.
Infernal Mountains, Hell's Peak, Devil's Tears, and Soulless Bay are the current map vocabulary. Hell's Peak is used in prose; Devil's Tears/Soulless Bay should remain authoring/map labels until explicitly spoken in chapter prose.
Black Lock is a major mouth/control node feeding upward toward the island, not necessarily a mandatory route waypoint or the root location.
Do not derive exact coastline, station, yard, cistern or Broken Court coordinates from narrative order alone; update QGIS separately when placements are chosen.

Current Best-Fit Schematic

This is not to scale. It is a best-fit map from current canon plus the explicitly labelled author assumptions above.

Post-Eastern-Island route continuation (Ch.198-214)

Dark-elf capital
  -> Mirefold / Willowmere
  -> Larchmeet
  -> Westhook
  -> Tidefall
  -> Aelira forester rest
  -> family farm
  -> western road / first camp
  -> north-west refugee and captive roads
  -> hidden cliff settlement
  -> passage station beneath strait
  -> Fallen Isle hidden witness egress
  -> lower-hands yard
  -> ash cisterns
  -> old return / inspection road beneath Hell's Peak
  -> lower return and condition office
  -> condition stair / concealed observation aperture
  -> Broken Court / First Hand / third-seal approach
  -> no surviving outward route for Thomas and Isha; Kelda later returns east by ordinary recovery routes

Current Best-Fit Defaults

These are not fully locked canon, but they are the best current map assumptions.

Elven Woods -> Merrowford -> family farm should be treated as a west-to-east chain.
family farm -> Harn's Ford -> Tareth's Gate should be treated as broadly south; only local legs supply firmer east-west bearings.
Tareth's Gate -> Bracken Shade -> Old East Line -> Kelrin Lock should be treated as a dry corridor running broadly south-east and then east. The route turns west only after Kelrin, through canal, river, and foothill routes.
Kelrin Lock -> Hest Quay -> Marrowick -> Lower Harl Step -> Black Lock should be treated as a broad westward swing into a low river corridor within the central mountain range.
Karrick Gate should be placed north and slightly east of the Wood Elf settlement.
Across the nominal 2000 km width, the central range should be placed around 400 km from the western edge and 1600 km from the eastern edge. Around Rimeholt the continent remains 1400-1800 km wide. Rimeholt is only slightly west of Karrick, and Hearthmere remains halfway between them on the east-west axis; travel times cap this longitude difference rather than the continental width.
North of Crownholt, narrow the continent to 500-800 km, chiefly by bringing the eastern coast west. Let the main range bend east by at most about 150 km, rather than moving the whole northern range into the eastern corridor.
In the temperate cross-section, place the Wood Elf settlement roughly 91-95% of the way from western to eastern coast. Keep Merrowford and the family farm east of it but inland; do not allow independent uncertainty ranges to place the farm beyond Tidefall's coastline.
Karrick Gate -> Hearthmere -> Rimeholt -> Crownholt remains a northern interior climb into stronger state territory. Their severe climate equivalents must not override the short narrated distances between the first three places.
Tidefall Haven should be treated as an eastern mainland port.
Westhook should be treated as the eastern-island landing port used by Green Road; after Ch.214 Kelda returns to the Larchmeet region by ordinary routes.
Larchmeet should be treated as inland from Westhook in the highlands.
Kethrun should be treated as an eastward or inland highland road from Larchmeet.
Granitethroat should be treated as a separate north-road destination from Larchmeet, not as the next stop beyond Kethrun.
Irondeep lies beyond Granitethroat's northern pass; the Great Peak is west and inward from Irondeep in the deep-road network.
The dark-elf capital should be treated as south of the highlands where wooded lowland gives way to open moor and peat country. After Ch. 197, the route to it is constrained by Mirefold and Willowmere as provisional intermediate stops, and the capital has an internally fixed lower descent sequence to the second-seal outer threshold. The road name, surveyed course, district layout and exact capital site remain open.

Fallen Isle final-route facts

The ash cisterns connect to an old return/inspection road beneath Hell's Peak.
That road reaches a lower return and condition office beneath the Broken Court; a concealed condition stair rises to an observation aperture in the court wall.
The Broken Court occupies an older circular water hall around the third-seal approach. Its internal bridges, relay crown, claim-braces and central dais are prose-scale interior features rather than established surface coordinates.
After Ch.213 the containment shaft carries no local load and all true demons are dead. The island remains physically present as a recovery/dismantling region.
No map route should be drawn from the Broken Court to a confirmed destination for Thomas and Isha.

What Is Still Outstanding

These are the main gaps that still block a more faithful final fantasy map. A targeted prose re-check of the route-bearing chapters narrowed several distances above but did not supply the remaining macro geometry.

Narrowed But Not Exact

family farm -> Wood Elf settlement is approximately five days, but Chapter 47 does not number the arrival day after the explicit fourth night.
Harn's Ford -> Lowmere is approximately eight elapsed days including the spring-hollow testing stop, but Lowmere's arrival day is not explicitly numbered.
Cotham Dry -> Tareth's Gate is approximately six elapsed days including one deliberate testing day; this is five days of forward travel rather than six continuous road days.
Westhook -> Larchmeet, Larchmeet -> Kethrun, Larchmeet -> Granitethroat, and Granitethroat -> Irondeep have route-compatible representatives, but road curvature and incomplete bearings still prevent surveyed coordinates.

Still Open Geometry

Exact elapsed time between Kelrin Lock and Hest Quay; the canal voyage is described but not counted. The later Hest Quay -> Marrowick -> Lower Harl Step legs are fixed at two and six road days.
Exact physical displacement for the now day-counted road legs; 25 km/day gives route length, but not straight-line distance without reliable bearings and curvature.
Exact macro position of Crownholt within the Northern Kingdom
Exact onset and outline of the 500-800 km taper north of Crownholt, including how quickly the eastern coast retreats and where the range reaches its modest eastward bend
Exact temperate coastline curvature; the ~-26.5 / -20.5 / +2 degree frame is a useful nominal cross-section, not a surveyed coast applied north-south

Eastern Mainland / Island Gaps

Exact north-east / east-central / south-east placement of Tidefall Haven
Exact relation between the Kethrun road and the separate north road to Granitethroat; the southward route now has approximate elapsed stages and intermediate stops (Mirefold, Willowmere), but still lacks a surveyed course and exact geometry
Exact relation of Great Peak to Westhook and Kethrun in travel terms
Precise coast-to-coast measurement and route variation across the author-assumed ~480 nautical mile / 890 km sea gap
Exact distribution of sheltered wet forest, farmland, open moor, blanket bog, fen, salt marsh, estuaries, and exposed coast around the dark-elf capital
Whether the lower receiving house / sealed-witness room / second-seal outer threshold, and Fallen Isle lower return office / condition stair / Broken Court interior, should ever be represented as interior map features rather than prose-only layout

Intentional Underdefinition

Name and exact site of the dark-elf capital
Named roads between Westhook, Larchmeet, Kethrun, Granitethroat, Mirefold, Willowmere, and the dark-elf south
Names and sites of most other island settlements
Exact placement of the six lesser great peaks and six major deep-dwarf clans

Suggested Next Use

This file is already good enough to support:

a schematic story-route map
a hand-drawn fantasy world map with moderate canon constraint
a stronger eastern-island inset map

This file is not yet good enough to support:

a precise coastline-and-distance canonical atlas
a procedural generation workflow that must match prose closely without human judgement