Loops to check — Côte-d'Or (21)

These loops are not tracks: they are candidates. A sweep compared the running loops mapped in OpenStreetMap with the facilities the French ministry lists, and these appear nowhere. But a loop can be a karting circuit, a BMX track, a horse-training ring, or the trace of something long gone. Nobody has been there.

You know the place? Your answer settles it.

A “no” is worth as much as a “yes”: it removes noise from the list and spares someone a wasted trip. The aerial view is often enough; living nearby always is.

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IGN aerial view, refreshed roughly every three years: it may show an older state.

Arceautraced perimeter of about 64 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Châtillon-sur-Seinetraced perimeter of about 231 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Dijontraced perimeter of about 103 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Fontaine-lès-Dijontraced perimeter of about 526 m · OpenStreetMap declares "compacted"Is it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Laignestraced perimeter of about 95 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Mirebeau-sur-Bèzetraced perimeter of about 119 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Neuilly-Crimoloistraced perimeter of about 508 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Pagny-le-Châteautraced perimeter of about 103 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
Saint-Jean-de-Losnetraced perimeter of about 96 mIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap