Richard Welty wrote: >> a specific example that's in front of me right now is the Mohawk-Hudson > Bike-Hike Trail (aka the Mohawk-Hudson Bikeway). it spans two counties > and is maintained by the towns it passes through for the most part, sort > of sitting between local and regional. i've dithered over lcn vs rcn, > the description of the distinction on the wiki pages doesn't make this > very clear. it uses a mixture of dedicated paths on old canal towpaths > and old RR roadbed, and a some sections of roadway shared with cars, but > without dedicated bike paths (parallel parking, car doors, and everything.) > > now the Mohawk-Hudson bikeway is also considered part of the longer Erie > Canalway Trail, which is clearly an rcn, running as it does from Albany > to Buffalo.
Two relations: One local for the Mohawk-Hudson, one regional for the Erie Canalway. Multiple references are allowed if they both apply. _______________________________________________ Talk-ca mailing list Talk-ca@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-ca
