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Specifications

701 Start

The start or map issue point (if not at the start) is shown by an equilateral triangle which points in the direction of the first control. The centre of a triangle or circle shows the precise position of the start point.

Colour: purple.

Line size 0.35mm, triangle side length 7.0mm

ISOM 1990 Definition

The start or map issue point (if not at the start) is shown by an equilateral triangle which points in the direction of the first control. The centre of a triangle or circle shows the precise position of the feature but it is not actually marked.
ISOM number changed from 601 to 701.

OCAD Methods

Defined as point symbol 701.0, can be drawn with any drawing tool.

This is a rotatable symbol, it can be rotated with the direction tool and will rotate with the map if the “include symbols” box is checked when the map is turned.

Care when drawing is needed, a click will place the symbol; a click with drag will rotate the symbol in the direction of the drag.

Drawing Considerations

The triangle must point to the first control (or to a crossing point, around an out-of-bounds area or to the start of a compulsory marked route, if any fall before control one), and be precisely centred at the maps or start marker.

Drag from the centre of the start to the first control every time a new course is produced.

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International Specification for Orienteering Maps produced by the International Orienteering Federation
OCAD produced by Hans Steinegger Software. © 1988-1999 Hans Steinegger. ® OCAD is a registered trademark of Hans Steinegger
This document has been written and coded by Peter Hornsby of Ashby Mapping
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Revised 28 December 1999, 23 March 2000