You edit Google My Maps
Route lines and station locations continue to come from the same Plan as Announced map you already maintain.
Stay in the Loop This test keeps the route geography synced to LOOP Nashville's existing Google My Map, while turning each publicly identified station into an entry point for LOOP Nashville's reporting, source material and permanent station tracker.
The map below is a prototype only. The live /maps page has not been changed.
Route lines and station locations continue to come from the same Plan as Announced map you already maintain.
The test page pulls the current KML data through a small server-side endpoint, so geographic edits can flow through without rebuilding the map by hand.
Recognized stations receive LOOP Nashville status labels, summaries, evidence, sources and permanent URLs.
Every station card can lead to a permanent station page that accumulates reporting over time instead of pointing only to a single article.