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Table 114. Railroads text feature table (RRTEXT.TFT). |
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APPENDIX
TABLE 114. Railroads text feature table (RRTEXT.TFT).
{Header length};\
Railroad Text;-;\
ID=
I,1,P,Row Identifier,-,-,:\
LEVEL= I,1,N,Type of Text,INT.VDT,-,:\
HEIGHT= F,1,N,Height of text,-,-,:\
TEXT=
T,*,N,Text String,-,-,:\
TEXTGAP=F,1,N,Gap between Text Strings,-,-,:\
SYMBOL= I,1,N,Text symbol,INT.VDT,-,:\
TILE_ID=S,1,F,Tile Reference Identifier,-,RRTEXT.TTI,:\
TXT_ID= I,1,N,Text Primitive Foreign Key,-,-,:;
1
1
0.01375
electrified
1.27000
1
122
1
2
1
0.01375
abandoned
1.27000
1
160
2
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n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Notes
There is one text size of 1.52 mm (0.06 inch) for all annotation (e.g.,
electric). When it is not obvious from line symbology to what portion
of an arc the annotation applies, annotation is used for clarification.
The beginning and end of an electric portion of a railroad cannot be
determined from the line symbol.
Railroad yards and stations exist as annotation as well as any notes
written along railroad tracks that are not included by the coding scheme
[e.g., electric (602.4), approximate alignment (602.7)].
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