Question, is this the only covered dry dock in Toulouse? If it is, the scope could be reduced to: Covered dry dock of Toulouse - from the south. If it isn't then I guess the name or locality needs adding too. DeFacto (talk). 21:09, 28 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
Info AFAIK, yes, it's currently the only one. But close to it is another one which is currently converted to a workshop (the gare d'eau, which could still be converted back to a dry dock if they happened to want to make new peniches, but it's really unlikely to be the case). The "official" name of the place is Bassin de radoub (which translates to dry dock), but it actually contains 3 dry docks: 2 uncovered, and this one, covered. So I used dry dock in the scope as the name of the place rather than the description of this actual dry dock. If I had to write the scope in French, it would have be: Bassin de radoub - Cale sèche couverte - Vu du sud, in order to left place for other scopes like Bassin de radoub - Cale sèche and still keep the same syntax. I hope my English explanation is making sense... --Mathieu MD (talk) 21:47, 28 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
