Loops to check — Oise (60)
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.
- Berneuil-en-BrayIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Breuil-le-SecIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Breuil-le-SecIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Chaumont-en-VexinIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Crèvecœur-le-GrandIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Lacroix-Saint-OuenIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Longueil-AnnelIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Margny-lès-CompiègneIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- MortefontaineIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Nogent-sur-OiseIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Pont-Sainte-MaxenceIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Pont-Sainte-MaxenceIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Saint-Aubin-en-BrayIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Saint-Leu-d'EsserentIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap
- Ully-Saint-GeorgesIs it a running track? View in OpenStreetMap