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Nigeria, down to a place.
Drop in where this phone is, or choose a state and ride the places already recorded. When the streets are visible, point at a market, workplace, or public spot you can see. That tap waits for review.
The phone asks first. The spot is where it is right now. It is not saved as a home. Repping a zone is still a choice.
Map focused on Alok Ikom Stone Monoliths in Cross River.
Layers
State outlines are for finding a place. They are not a legal boundary survey. LGA borders are not drawn. Green dots are local areas that already have their own point. A gold dot is a person’s tap after review, not a copied pin. The basemap is © OpenStreetMap contributors, via OpenFreeMap.
How to read a marker
- Named place It is in the geography list. The colour is the record type, not a check.
- Heritage An inscribed World Heritage property, or a Tentative List record. The page says which. It is not a pin on every shrine.
- Local area This LGA already has its own point. The others stay in the list and are not drawn on the state centre.
- A person’s tap Someone pointed at a place they could see. It appears only after review. It is not a survey and it is not a copied pin.