I believe you are free to work on updating the coastline manually with landmarks if you want. There are others who have done some of this, and there are threads in the forum about it. Personally, I am not going to worry about it.

There is a known issue with river islands not appearing in the base landmass layer, so I have several square km of roads on islands, such as for port docks and associated businesses, which have the roads floating on water.

I also have 363 miles of coastline for which there have been changes due to storms changing the water-level location of the coastline. But, there's a lot more for me to work on fixing for the roads in the area before I put time against waterways and such.

xteejx wrote:I see. I suppose it'd be best to work on roads and then the river
Thanks for the reply

But remember, that's totally up to you. I'm not going to tell you what you should be doing. This is crowd-sourcing and none of us users are "in control," so you do what feels right. Some areas are heavily dependent on waterway locations and there would be good reasons to feel that working on them is a good use of time.

There was a recent thread about this, and if I remember correctly, water landmarks won't load into the client unless there is a road very close or on it. It was recommended to create some fake roads on the water landmarks, and then after they appear in the client, you can remove the fake roads.

http://www.waze.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 87&start=0

No-one know at all?

I see. I suppose it'd be best to work on roads and then the river
Thanks for the reply

Quick update.
I've update the area around the Isle of Sheppey: http://world.waze.com/cartouche/?zoom=0 ... FFFFFFTTTT
The thing is, on the live map, there already appears to be a basic coastline, but it doesn't appear at all in cartouche. Well some bits do that have been added by some users, but the live map doesn't seem to reflect those landmarks.

What is wrong, and will my edits with water in the link above show correctly when the updates are synced?

Looks like I'll be adding a very long service road Thanks for the reply