I did an import of 800K Baltimore County addresses (and buildings, conflated,
like yours) six years ago. You’re welcome to my expansion code, which we did in
SQL when pulling it out of the database. I made a special case for McNames like
McDonalds or McTavern, of which we have quite a few here.
The Mesa County address set has 89,130 addresses.
The Colorado address set has 1,958,082 addresses, of which a bit less
than 89,130 addresses are from Mesa County (the county data is newer).
I was planning on adding it as a default datasource in the JOSM
MapWithAI plugin after I had gotten
Hi,
On 1/25/20 18:42, smocktay...@gmail.com wrote:
> eventually importing the state address
> database
How many addresses are there, and are there any plans to involve more
people? One person importing a whole state sounds quite a burden.
Bye
Frederik
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Thank you for linking that script. I've been making my script a bit
more generic (see
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Import/Colorado_Addresses#Generic_Script
for what it currently looks like), and I wouldn't mind sending in a
pull request sometime for ogr2osm for a generic address parser.
Looks like a great project. I did not dive into the data but since you are
talking about expanding street types, I thought I would share a large
collection of suffixes I collected for our Miami-Dade address import. I
found most of these in a USPS document and also added some missing types on
my
Clifford,
We do have the Colorado Open Records Act, but I can't find anything in it
that states that the records (data) have to be placed in the "public
domain", only that they have to be made "publicly available." Someone with
more training in the law may be able to interpret it better.
Mike.
