🗺️ Open data, open map
The sightings map.
Search for your road, then hover a pothole to read its life story: born, died, age and portrait. Or switch to the road-heat view to see which streets are carrying the most residents. Positions are rounded before they are stored, so the pin points at the street, not at anyone's doorstep.
Modest girth Notable girth The abyssGirth is folklore with a fuel gauge, not a tape measure.
Potholes on a road, fewest to most:
Council records (open data): Recorded, not yet repaired Repaired or closedLive from Leeds, York and DfI Northern Ireland open data, compiled in our warehouse. Every record is named the moment it is registered; hover one to meet them. Wirral publishes no open location-level data yet.
Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors, open data under the Open Database Licence. Council records from Leeds City Council, City of York Council and the Department for Infrastructure (NI) under their open-data licences. Submit footage for your local pothole from the tarmac desk.