This is the assessment page for WikiProject UK Waterways.
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Importance scale
For now, this will use the Wikipedia version 0.5 importance scale.
Need: The article's priority or importance, regardless of its quality
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Subject contributes a depth of knowledge
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Subject fills in more minor details
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Unassessed, importance still to be determined
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Within the UKW project, this equates to;
Importance chart for waterways articles
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Canals/Rivers
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Tunnels/Aqueducts
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Locks/Lifts
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Other Structures
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Organisations
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People
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Terminology
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Top
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- Heavily used "backbone" parts of the canal network (T+M, SU, GU)
- Principal Rivers (Thames, Severn)
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- Major Navigation Authorities (BW, EA)
- National, broad based organisations (IWA)
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High
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- Major canalside developments (Gas St)
- Significant cruising destinations (Little Venice, Bugsworth)
- Very well known junctions (Old Turn, Autherley)
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- Lesser known engineers with significant achievement (Edwin Clark)
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- More technical terms that are less likely to be of interest to the casual reader (winding, gongoozler)
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Mid
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- Other navigable and connected waterways
- Longer (>5 miles) disconnected and navigable waterways
- Very short (under 5 miles) navigable but disconnected canals which see appreciable traffic
- Less popular cruising rings (South, North Pennine)
- Disused canals that are likely to re-open within 10 years
- Disused canals that are historically significant or pioneering
- New waterways that are being actively pursued (Higher Avon, Bedford-MK link)
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- Most other tunnels and aqueducts
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- Particularly noteworthy locks (Richmond)
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- Reservoirs that are of some particular note (Rudyard because it was once mooted that navigation would be routed that way)
- Noteworthy canalside buildings (Smethwick coal chutes)
- Most junctions
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- Navigation authorities responsible for a single canal (Basingstoke Canal Authority)
- Organisations of more than just very local but less than broad significance (FM&C, RBOA)
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- People of more than just very local significance (Outram)
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Low
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- Derelict canals that will still be derelict in 10 years, and are not of special historical significance
- Very short (under 5 miles) navigable but disconnected canals which see very little traffic
- Rings that are named, but rarely form part of people's cruising plans (Outer Pennine)
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- Structures on waterways that are rated as low importance
- Underbridge
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- Most articles about individual locks
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- Most reservoirs
- Obscure or little known canal junctions
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- Defunct minor navigation authorities
- Organisations of minor or local significance (local canal society)
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- People of minor or local significance
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- Terms that are highly specialised
- Terms that are of limited geographical application
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