For general locations I have used Streetmaps. When you click on loo linked to Streetmap, the location is shown by this yellow arrow

Where I know the exact location of a loo I have used Google Maps. When you click on a loo that is linked to Google Maps, you will see a map with the this blue Google marker , this marker is the exact location of the loo.

Both maps are easy to print off.

If you look in the top right hand corner of the Google map there is a box with 3 choices, if you click on 'Satellite' the map will change to an aerial photo. This may help you in finding the loo.

Needaloo uses 3 types of navigation (menus)
1). The main part of Needaloo uses a menu that sits at the top of the page. To go to a page, just click on the link and you will go to the page you have requested. 

2). The index page of each country has a drop down menu. To go to a County of your choice, click on the black arrow on the box that has 'Select County' written in it, a list will open up, scroll down until you find the County you want, click the County name and you will go to the County of your choice.  The County index pages also have a drop down menu, the procedure is the same for the Country Index pages.  

County	Town

3). The links within the County pages are all text links. Say you want to find out where the Disabled loos are in Harrogate. You need to select England, then North Yorkshire, then Harrogate. On the Harrogate page the loo locations are in blue, these are links to Streetmap and will open in a new window. 

Maps for the Channel Islands and Northern Ireland are from Google Maps.     

This arrow points to the loo location on Street Maps

This marker means that the exact location of the loo is shown on Google Maps

This Marker shows the exact location of a loo on Google Maps

This indicates a loo submitted by a visitor

Click this for more information on the location that it is next to and you will find details about facilities and photos