Detailed classification of type of feature that the RouteLink represents which the non-vehicular traffic can travel along or alongside. RouteLinkDescriptiveTermValue Route is along or alongside a road classified by the Department for Transport as an A Road A Road Route is along or alongside a vehicular route that provides secondary access to land or properties. Alley Route is along or alongside a road classified by the Department for Transport as a B Road B Road A linear route that is not easily identifiable on the ground but there are rights of use. For example a legal bridleway across a field where there is no evidence along the route such as a worn strip of ground or a constructed surface of gravel or similar. No Physical Manifestation <a href="http://intranet.ordsvy.gov.uk/intranet/edocs/docs/dceg/GB04_Reference_Guide_Collector/Functions/FUNCTION1764.htm">Route is along or alongside a road providing access land or houses and not generally intended for through traffic.</a> Local Road A towpath is a way alongside the bank of a river used for inland navigation, or canal whose original purpose was to provide access in support of inland navigation. Not supplied in Release 1 Towpath Tow Path <a href="http://intranet.ordsvy.gov.uk/intranet/edocs/docs/dceg/GB04_Reference_Guide_Collector/Functions/FUNCTION1797.htm">Route is along a road or alongside a road without a DfT classification that connects other roads to one another.</a> A public road without a DfT classification of Motorway, A or B that connects the roads defined below to B and higher classification roads. In urban areas Minor Roads are usually named. In rural areas they are sometimes named. Minor Road Route is along a surface built for pedestrians or cyclists or created by the passage of pedestrians or cyclists over a natural surface Path Route is along or alongside a road not maintained by the Highway Authority Private Road Route is along an unmade way physically usable by vehicles, though the right of use may be restricted see <a href="{htOfWayValue-1}')"><font color="#0000ff">RightOfWayValue</font></a>. Track Route uses a boat or ship that provides a scheduled service to cross a body of water. Ferry Crossing Route uses a form of cableway service e.g. Cabin Cable Car,Chair Lift or Ski Tow. Cableway A route that has sufficient signage or waymarking to make it easy to follow but where there is not visible continuous or near continuous path to follow on the ground. Marked Or Signed Route With No Physical Manifestation