Figure 2.2.6.3 is an example of a road that no longer exists as there is no evidence of change on the surface of the ground where the road was once present.
If a section of road is still evident then it is likely that a road still exists, whereas, if there is no evidence at all of a road being present on imagery then it can be assumed to no longer exist.
Further evidence of this road no longer existing is shown by the old road crossing the perennial water with no associated crossing feature such as a bridge.
Additional evidence that the road does no longer exist maybe if the old road does not appear to go to any significant terminating feature, such as a building, waterbody or other infrastructure.
Regional Considerations:
Figure: 2.2.6.3 Representation of existent and no longer existent Roads.
