MyWiki:WikiProject U.S. Roads/Maps task force/Requests

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User:ClueBot III/ArchiveThis You can request maps on this page. Your request will then be handled by a participant of the maps department. Instructions and guidelines are provided below. Requests will typically be handled by a member of the maps department; however, they can be completed by anyone willing to take on the request.

Guidelines

Important If you can create a KML file for the article, please do so, and note the existence of the KML in your request. KML files can be imported into GIS software, which may significantly expedite your request.

  • Please be respectful. There is a limit of one requested map per editor and 5 requested maps per state at any time. This is to give the map creators enough time to create the requested maps while working at their own pace and leisure. Please do not request another map until previous requests have closed unless:
    1. The additional requests are the result of a GAN, FAC, or ACR reviewer holding or opposing an article in one of those venues over the lack of a map or
    2. One month has passed since the request was filed.
    3. Any additional requests that do not meet either of these criteria will be removed.
  • We ask that articles be improved to the "B-Class" assessment level before requesting a map. You may request a map for any article, but articles that are B-Class or higher will have their request expedited.
  • Requests for articles assessed as Stub-Class will be removed after three months if it has not been filled and the article has not been improved to at least Start-Class by that time.
Requesting a new map
  1. Click the map request link at the bottom of this table.
  2. Enter the article's class
  3. Type in "New map" in the action required box
  4. Leave a short blurb regarding your request in the comments section, such as any special instructions for the cartographer. At the end of your comments, please sign.
  5. Make note if there is a KML file and link to it
  6. Save the page.
Requesting a corrected map
  1. Click the map request link at the bottom of this table.
  2. Enter the article's class
  3. Type in "Correction to existing map" in the action required box
  4. Link to the map like this [[:File:<link to map>]]. Leave a short blurb explaining what is wrong with the map in the comments section. At the end of your comments, please sign.
  5. Make note if there is a KML file and link to it
  6. Save the page.
Completing a request
  • To accept a request, please do so by typing '''Accepted''' in your response to the request or simply make the map.
  • To decline a request, mark the request with {{Not done}} and explain why the file was not made.
  • Upload all files to Commons and post in the appropriate section below with {{done}} [[:File:<link to map>]] ~~~~.
  • If a request is resolved and {{Done}} or {{Not done}} are not applicable, mark it with {{User:ClueBot III/ArchiveNow}}
  • Marked requests will be archived automatically.
Click here to request a new map.
  • Class:  Start-Class article
  • Action required: New map
  • Status: New request
  • KML: No
  • Comments: Some of the roads listed in the article might've actually been part of Florida State Road G1A rather than SR A19A. I'll be patient if anyone needs more time to do research on this one. -------User:DanTD (talk) 15:10, 20 September 2024 (UTC)
  • Class:  C-Class article
  • Action required: Correction to existing map
  • Status: New request
  • KML: Yes
  • Comments: The map shows that the SR 223 ends at intersection of SR 80 (Washington Highway) and Cedar Rock Road in Cedar Rock but it actually ends at the corner of SR 17 and White Oak Street in Thomson. 2600:1700:6180:6290:A044:C48B:628:21FD (talk) 21:01, 2 March 2025 (UTC)
  • Class:  Start-Class article
  • Action required: Correction to existing map
  • Status: New request
  • KML: Yes
  • Comments: The current map is missing three segments: (1) I-76 between Denver and Brush, CO; (2) Nebraska State Highway 71 between Scottsbluff, NE and the Colorado State Line; and (3) Colorado State Highway 71 between the Nebraska State Line and Limon, CO. These segments are mentioned as part of the expressway in the article. BrianHagan (talk) 02:18, 27 March 2025 (UTC)
  • Class:  C-Class article
  • Action required: Correction to existing map
  • Status: New request
  • KML: Yes
  • Comments: The current map is from roughly 2023 or 2024, and is missing the recent extensions, primarily in Indianapolis and Southern Kentucky. GenericCacti (talk) 01:24, 28 April 2025 (UTC)
  • Class:  Start-Class article
  • Action required: New map
  • Status: New request
  • KML: No
  • Comments: Wikidata map(?) currently in infobox is in the middle of an ocean for some reason. The Bushranger One ping only 01:38, 13 October 2025 (UTC)