What the site uses
This edition is a static website. Its code includes no analytics, advertisements, tracking pixels, account system, contact submission form or third-party embeds. The default pages, maps, photographs, route records, styles and fonts are served from the same site. NASA and other statistical sources were acquired during research; visitors do not trigger live requests to those providers.
The site does not set cookies or save selections to browser storage. District selection is written to the page URL so it can be copied or bookmarked. The copy-link button uses your browser clipboard only when you activate it.
Optional detailed road maps
The road atlas starts with a local overview and retained route geometry. If you activate “Open detailed road map”, your browser requests map tiles from tile.openstreetmap.org. OpenStreetMap receives network details such as your IP address, user agent, referrer and the requested tile areas. Its privacy policy applies to those requests.
No geolocation, live geocoding or live OSRM routing request is made. The map uses fixed public landmark points. GPX and GeoJSON downloads remain local; the site does not bulk-download tiles or provide an offline basemap.
Requests and external links
Your browser still requests pages and assets from the site’s host. A hosting provider may process IP addresses, user agents and request logs according to its own configuration and policy. No production hosting has been configured in this local build.
Source links take you to external publishers when you follow them. Those sites have their own privacy practices. We do not claim that visiting a website sends no data outside your device.
Contact and changes
No public contact address has been supplied by the project owner. See the contact status. This policy describes the current implementation; it must be updated before analytics, forms, embeds or other external services are introduced.
Implementation reviewed: 26 October 2026. A deployed version needs its hosting details checked before launch.