If it is E9, it is the worst choice for an emergency landing site, and is nearly unlandable. This list is open for suggestion and revision. For now, each TP falls into one of the following categories. There are twelve spaces allowed for each name and I use the last three spaces for the dash, the category, and the qualifier. Attributes assigned to the points.
Attributes are codes used in the Cambridge software.
There are a total of 9 attributes acceptable to the Cambridge software. W R M. Pay attention to the ones which you mark with the L and the R and the W - because they display or sort differently than the others when you are using the datalogger in the cockpit. Read the manual a few dozen times and it may begin to make sense. If you can explain these attributes for the current version of the Cambridge system, please send the explanation to me, and I will share it with others, by incorporating the info here on this page. A special note on entering the attributes in your database.