Native bridge and route artwork

The originals remain preserved. Twenty individual reviews resolve the exact named-export references; all canonical world gates remain separate. The only artwork change in this batch is the 65-pixel conifer-fleck repair below.

Stone Bridge — V1 partial conifer-fleck repair

65 RGB pixels corrected beside the upper-left conifer. Original alpha and all pixels outside the mask remain exact. Full site and world qualification remain pending. Inspect the bridge and route review

Stone Bridge preserved original — Original · WOG-A-004618

Stone Bridge preserved conifer-fleck repair — Partial native repair · WOG-A-009256 · qualification pending

Twenty individually inspected originals

WOG-A-004484 native original — WOG-A-004484 / WOG-A-007940
Four tall rope-bound posts carry a detailed suspended plank deck rising from lower-left to upper-right. Two conifer-covered cliff banks frame a blue stream and foreground waterfall. Rope twists, stone facets and plank edges remain distinct; the complete posts and finite rocky footprint have transparent clearance.
A tall sloping crossing with an embedded waterfall needs matched bank elevations, water direction and two road endpoints; retain the complete original.
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WOG-A-004485 native original — WOG-A-004485 / WOG-A-007941
The deck slopes from a high left bank toward the right foreground. Three large conifers on the left, one right conifer and a right-bank stump distinguish this version. Rope coils, uneven plank ends and the stream around foreground boulders are sharp. No subject is cut by the canvas.
The asymmetric bank heights and baked stream must fit a canonical site; not interchangeable with the rising v1 crossing.
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WOG-A-004486 native original — WOG-A-004486 / WOG-A-007942
A broad, gently sagging deck links two steep conifer-covered cliffs above a long channel. Four square-topped posts, many vertical rope hangers, stone paths and foreground foam are legible. The finite island boundary is intact.
The broad near-horizontal span and long river footprint require site-specific orientation and scale, with no inference that the water is simulated.
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WOG-A-004487 native original — WOG-A-004487 / WOG-A-007943
The portrait composition places a short sagging plank bridge high over a deep narrow gorge. Fasteners punctuate each plank; dark open space below the bridge separates it from the lower blue stream and foreground cascade. Cliffs, conifers and tips remain within the canvas.
The deep gorge and high deck need explicit elevation, occlusion and bank-contact qualification; do not stretch this portrait into a flat road plot.
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WOG-A-004488 native original — WOG-A-004488 / WOG-A-007944
A wide sagging plank deck crosses the upper half of two tall rocky banks. Sparse short rope hangers, a left fallen log and stump, right orange mushrooms and a foamy diagonal stream distinguish the painting. Subject detail and full finite outline are retained.
The shorter posts and wide span establish a different structure scale; check rope-edge colours on composited backgrounds before proposing a bounded repair.
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WOG-A-004614 native original — WOG-A-004614 / WOG-A-007945
A squat single-arch stone bridge has four flat capped corner piers and curved parapets. Blue water passes beneath the dark arch toward the lower-left; conifers and stone approach paths fill both banks. Masonry joints and paving remain sharp, with complete frame clearance.
Needs an exact river crossing and road approach contract; painted riverbanks cannot be added as arbitrary ground.
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WOG-A-004615 native original — WOG-A-004615 / WOG-A-007946
A compact arch with pyramidal pier caps crosses a shallow stream. Large left conifers, a broad right path and pale submerged stones make this version distinct. Parapet joints, curved deck and visible arch opening remain readable.
Shallow water and the long right approach require different contact and scale checks from v1.
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WOG-A-004616 native original — WOG-A-004616 / WOG-A-007947
A diagonal stone deck rises from lower-left to upper-right with its arch facing the right foreground. A broad upstream river lies behind the left parapet, and water exits through the foreground-right channel. Flat pier caps, individual cobbles and both banks are complete.
The two water mouths and diagonal deck must align to canonical geography and road ports; a generic rotation does not prove compatibility.
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WOG-A-004617 native original — WOG-A-004617 / WOG-A-007948
The portrait scene combines a long diagonal stone bridge with a distinct upper-left waterfall and a lower river outfall. Six capped parapet uprights, slab paving and layered rocky banks are crisp. The complete foreground water boundary remains in frame.
Requires a waterfall-bearing site, extended road approaches and a portrait footprint; retain the native detail and qualify elevation/occlusion.
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WOG-A-004618 native original — WOG-A-004618 / WOG-A-007949
A broad single arch spans a fast blue river between densely rocky conifer banks. Numerous parapet uprights and shallow upstream rapids distinguish this from v1; warm approach paving and white current strokes are clear. A bright red fleck appears beside the small upper-left conifer in the raw native view.
Measure the red fleck at native alpha and composite on light/dark backgrounds before deciding whether it is a visible matte defect; do not repaint the rest.
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WOG-A-004624 native original — WOG-A-004624 / WOG-A-007950
This version is a four-way stone-paved crossing on a low rocky island, with five surrounding conifers and small flowers. Irregular individual cobbles, grass shoulders and perimeter stones are sharp. There is no bridge or water in this image.
The four road exits cannot satisfy the current two-port finite road contract; define a truthful junction role before any placement or edits.
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WOG-A-004625 native original — WOG-A-004625 / WOG-A-007951
Despite its road family label, this painting includes a compact stone arch over blue water. A tall conifer at upper-left, large upper-right rock and diagonal approaches define the composition. Arch stones, paving and shallow riverbed detail are complete.
Qualify the actual bridge and water topology rather than importing it as a plain two-port dry road.
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WOG-A-004626 native original — WOG-A-004626 / WOG-A-007952
A long cobbled road runs from the lower-left approach over a small central bridge toward the upper-right. Water enters at the left and exits lower-right around faceted cliffs; many conifers and boulders accompany the route. The entire scene has a finite cutout boundary.
The long road and cross-flowing stream need a matched bridge site and foreground contact; no repeatable mesh use.
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WOG-A-004627 native original — WOG-A-004627 / WOG-A-007953
A portrait uphill road crosses a low central stone bridge and then climbs a short set of stone steps between rocky banks. Blue water emerges at both sides of the bridge; conifer tips, steps and foreground paving are fully present.
The stairs and rising approach are incompatible with an assumed level road; require grade and two water-mouth contracts before runtime work.
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WOG-A-004628 native original — WOG-A-004628 / WOG-A-007954
A wide cobbled path crosses a central stone arch from lower-left toward upper-right. A blue stream bends across the image, and conifers and tall rocks enclose the route. Foreground paving and dark arch interior retain distinct detail.
The river bend and central arch are part of one fixed scene; qualify the bank geometry and approach widths, not just a road filename.
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WOG-A-004674 native original — WOG-A-004674 / WOG-A-007955
A large signpost stands at a paved multiway junction behind a foreground stone bridge. Blue water crosses the lower scene; tiny hanging lanterns, capped posts, rocks and conifers are complete and crisp. No text is legible on the sign arms.
This is a decorated junction/crossing scene, not proof of a functional trade route, trade service or current multiport road support.
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WOG-A-004675 native original — WOG-A-004675 / WOG-A-007956
A timber arched bridge with rope rails crosses a narrow stream and small foreground cascade. A tall lantern post on the left and a loaded handcart with two barrels on the right flank a branching stone path. Cargo and lamp details are sharp.
Requires a bridge site plus explicitly decorative cargo/lighting treatment; painted cart does not represent a live job or inventory.
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WOG-A-004676 native original — WOG-A-004676 / WOG-A-007957
A timber bridge connects a lower paved approach to an upper caravan stop. A covered wagon, canvas awning, crates, barrel and sacks sit on the left; a high signpost and a lower lantern frame the paths. Canvas folds, wheel spokes and planks are well resolved.
The caravan props and awning imply no implemented market state; site, occupancy, scale, water and bridge endpoints remain to qualify.
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WOG-A-004677 native original — WOG-A-004677 / WOG-A-007958
The tall scene has a central multiarm sign on a round stone base, several intersecting paths, a left stone bridge, and a winding uphill road on the right. A lower-right stump and two broken fence lengths distinguish the foreground. Broad conifers and cliffs remain complete, though the bridge/path exits approach the lateral cutout edges.
Check intended boundary treatment of lateral road and water exits; do not mistake finite scene endings for canvas clipping or join them as repeated tiles.
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WOG-A-004678 native original — WOG-A-004678 / WOG-A-007959
A central signpost anchors a busy paved junction above a foreground stone bridge. A blue-and-cream market awning, covered wagon, stacked cargo, fences and lamps fill the upper banks. The river passes behind the lower bridge; painted props and trees stay within the canvas.
The market, wagon and crossing must have truthful decorative roles and a fixed site; they do not authorize new player trading actions or stock.
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