Mastodawn

#OrienteeringMapping #Orienteering
The IOF published a new document, clarifying and educating on Sprint Mapping. See description by Luděk Kritčka below.
And here is the link to tje document: https://onedrive.live.com/?redeem=aHR0cHM6Ly8xZHJ2Lm1zL2IvYy82NjM1ODA3NTBkMGMwYmNlL0VUb0ZSeGNLdTRwRG5KSDY1NGFvMlAwQkZsaW1jUlVzUWxsY0JQNnhYdTVIN1E%5FZmJjbGlkPUl3WTJ4amF3S2ViVVZsZUhSdUEyRmxiUUl4TVFBQkhpdVY4eEpLNl9ZZm9DTTJWQXFYcl9ocGNRR2NWbFplQ19Xc1Y3VFlRS1lDdlNsUE9Qb04tdWEyZ3dqU19hZW1fTVZuTmtIal9FQXZ2UXptN2FYOEZfQQ&cid=663580750D0C0BCE&id=663580750D0C0BCE%21s1747053abb0a438a9c91fae786a8d8fd&parId=663580750D0C0BCE%2151801&o=OneUp

mlerjen May 16

#orienteeringMapping
#orienteeringZürich

For me Orienteering Sprint Maps more and more boil down to these two questions. A: Can I pass and B: is the border of OOB obvious in the terrain. (Spoiler: it ain't)