Massive Ravines around Hungerford in the UK!

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Removed!

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No

Brief description of the issue:
Massive ravine around Hungerford in the UK. Seems to be caused by either the Canal or the River?

Provide Screenshot(s)/video(s) of the issue encountered:

Detail steps to reproduce the issue encountered:
Just fly over Hungerford

PC specs for those who want to assist (if not entered in your profile)
i7-8700k, GTX 1070 8gb, 32gb DDR4 RAM

Did you submit this to Zendesk? If so, what is your ticket #?
Yes #99458

Typo fixed & Reported to Zendesk!

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Another view from different angle!

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I came here to report this and see it was reported over 2 years ago and nothing done about it. Do any of these issues get fixed? (New to this forum - was just looking for where to report the Hungerford Canyon).

they’ll probably fix, but in the meantime, if that issue bothers you, you can use the little fix below (done by newbie so probably not perfect :wink: ).

Edit : Link removed … looks like direct link on free public sites may trigger some false warning for some users by some security software so it’s better i don’t post links anymore because i don’t know where to put the file, glad you could get the file and that it worked for you and they will probably fix it for everyone else in of the upcoming releases (it’s should be fixed in 2 minutes for them).

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The Thames is shown in a ravine along a lot of its route. It makes the Reading festival like a Dali melted watch

Thanks, I’ll try that. I can see my house on the screenshot :slight_smile:

Just installed it and had a quick flight - awesome! thanks again :slight_smile:

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Hi there,

Do you have a latitude and longitude you can provide for the test team?

You can find it if you use Dev Mode and go to Debug > Display Position.

Thanks!

The Ravines stretch from near Henley on Thames (51.507637 -0.872492)
to Ufton Swing Bridge on the River Kennet (51.412978 -1.113425)

and on the Thames past Reading Festival (51.468528 -1.013572)
to Pangbournes own ‘Niagara Falls’ (51.486836 -1.084155)
and on two miles upstream of Pangbourne (51.507964 -1.112216)

Again on the river Kennet just east of Hungerford (51.413254 -1.495201)
to north west of Hungerford (51.424633 -1.517485)
Also on the River Dun from Hungerford to where it crosses the Kennet and Avon canal (51.414172 -1.539243)

This area is quite complex with the rivers canals and lakes occuring at different levels.

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