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Activated bunkers recorded by WWBOTA - personal activations and scheme ATNO

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Instructions

⚠️ Note: This will only reliably show activations where an ADIF activator log has been uploaded to wwbota.net ⚠️

Your Bunkers Activated — User Guide

1 Reading the table

Here's what each part of the widget shows.

Your bunkers activated

4 different bunkers
Reference Name Scheme Your last activation Scheme ATNO Map
B/G-2114 WW2 Bunker No.1 (Grovely Woods) 🇬🇧 UKBOTA 14/08/2026 🗺️
B/G-1312 Airfield Battle HQ - Polebrook 🇬🇧 UKBOTA 02/07/2026 🗺️
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1Title — reads "Your bunkers activated" normally, or "Bunkers on master list" when the toggle (5) is switched to "Show all".
2Count badge — how many bunkers are currently listed, based on the active filter and view mode.
3Scheme dropdown — filter the table to a single national scheme (e.g. UKBOTA), or leave it on "All schemes".
4Sort dropdown — order the list by most recent activation, or alphabetically by reference. Defaults to most recent in the normal view, and alphabetical in "Show all".
5Show all / Show your activations toggle — switch between just your activated bunkers, or the full master list of bunkers worldwide.
6Search box — type part of a reference or bunker name to filter the list instantly.
11Show Scheme ATNO only — a checkbox that appears next to search once you're in "Show all", filtering the list down to just never-activated bunkers.
7Your last activation — the most recent date you activated that bunker.
8Scheme ATNO column — flags a bunker no one has ever activated. See the dedicated section below.
12Map icon — opens an interactive map for that bunker. See the dedicated section below.
9Pagination bar — move between pages, and change how many rows are shown at once.
10Download buttons — export exactly what's currently filtered as a CSV spreadsheet or a formatted PDF.

2 Filtering, sorting & searching

Use the scheme dropdown to narrow the table to one national scheme at a time — it only lists schemes you actually have bunkers in.

Use the sort dropdown to order the list by most recent activation first, or alphabetically by reference. It defaults to most recent in the normal view, and switches to alphabetical automatically when you open "Show all" — though you can always override it manually.

Use the search box to jump straight to a bunker by typing part of its reference or name — it filters instantly and works alongside the scheme filter and sort order.

Once you're in "Show all," a "Show Scheme ATNO only" checkbox appears next to the search box — tick it to instantly filter the list down to just bunkers no one has ever activated.

3 Show all vs. show your activations

By default the table only shows bunkers you've personally activated at least once, sorted by most recent first. Click the green Show all button to browse the entire master list of bunkers worldwide instead, sorted alphabetically by reference — handy for finding a specific bunker or checking its details even if you haven't activated it. Click Show your activations to switch back.

In "Show all" mode, bunkers you haven't activated will simply show a dash for the last activation date — that's expected, not an error.

4 Understanding the Scheme ATNO column

ATNO stands for "All Time New One." This is not about you personally — it flags a bunker that has never been activated by anyone, for the entire scheme, ever. If you see the pill, you'd be the very first person to put that bunker on the air.

Reference Scheme Scheme ATNO
B/G-2114 🇬🇧 UKBOTA
B/G-9981 🇬🇧 UKBOTA ATNO

Because this column looks at the whole scheme rather than just you, you'll rarely see an ATNO pill while viewing "Your bunkers activated." Once you've activated a bunker, it's no longer an ATNO for anyone. It's most useful while browsing "Show all," where it helps you spot genuine first-activation opportunities on the master list.

5 Viewing a bunker on the map

Click the 🗺️ icon on any row to open an interactive map centred on that bunker.

B/G-2114 – WW2 Bunker No.1 ×
map area
Activation radius (m)
B/G-2114 🇬🇧 UKBOTA

WW2 Bunker No.1 (Grovely Woods)

LocatorIO91AC
Your last activation14/08/2026

Clicking the marker on the map opens a popup card (shown above) with the bunker's reference, scheme, name, locator, and your last activation date. If that bunker has never been activated by anyone, a yellow "WWBOTA ATNO" banner appears along the bottom of the card, same as the pill in the table.

Type a value into "Activation radius (m)" (bottom-left of the map, capped at 1000m) to draw a circle around the bunker and reveal blue markers for any other bunkers within that distance — each with the same popup card, plus a "Distance" row showing how far away it is. Clear the field to remove the circle and markers again.

The map only closes via the × button in its top-right corner — clicking outside it or pressing Escape won't close it, to avoid losing your place by accident.

6 Exporting your data

The two orange buttons under the table let you download whatever is currently shown, respecting the scheme filter, sort order, search term, and view mode:

Download CSV — a plain spreadsheet file, useful for opening in Excel or Google Sheets. Includes the Scheme ATNO column.

Download PDF — a nicely formatted printable table. Also includes the Scheme ATNO column.

YOUR BUNKERS ACTIVATED · USER GUIDE