Has anyone come across elevation data holes such as this in the default FS2004 scenery?I'd expect random glitches such as this in freeware or 3rd-party add-ons, but the number of scenery issues with FS2004 (despite the cool, new features) seems to be a bit on the high side considering the $$$ spent.This is between Joplin and Springfield, Missouri. See JPG for coordinates.Carlyle

Yes, puzzling too about the sinking bridges issues. Who beta tests the scenery for Microsoft? Sheesh.

Some of them are fun though like SESM still a large hole with an airport at the bottom. They did fix (unfortunetly IMHO) OG06 in Oregon though ;-)

That, of course, would be the famous Jolin-Springfield Waterfall, he said, with tongue firmly planted in cheek...:-)Sherm

As any fule no, the only continuously running waterfalls in the state of Missouri are at Riverside Drive, Joplin.Which begs the question, why did MS leave out Riverside Drive?That's nothing, anyway, compared to Banff, Alberta in FS2002, LOL.Mark "Dark Moment" Beaumonthttp://www.swiremariners.com/newlogo.jpg

And of course, this was fine in FS2002 and now it's broken! Carlyle