Thank you Thayer and Richard.
The Openrouteservice.org GUI map did not work for
my Firefox.
Graphhopper is nearly perfect for what I want, and
I really appreciate you bringing it to my attention.
It's going to save me quite a bit of time.
This is the link I am using:
Hi Mike,
I am glad this helped you.
I am going to punt on this since a similar question about how to do routes in
QGIS was asked recently, and I think it received some answers, you should be
able to find it on the QGIS-user Nabble archive.
That said, my initial thought is that instead of using
On 10/22/20 2:08 PM, Mike Flannigan wrote:
> 1) Are there any other websites that do what the Overpass Turbo website does?
Totally unaware of the exact contents of this thread... but I know there is a
plugin: QuickOSM in our repo:
https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/QuickOSM/
and I could 'just
Thanks for this procedure Thayer.
I use Overpass Turbo to plot tracks along roads. It is somewhat
of a complicated process, but it works. Perhaps I should be
using QGIS to do this instead.
But since I currently reply on the Overpass Turbo website, I am
looking for an alternate website that
Hi Wanda,
There are ways of filtering Open Street Map data before you download it, so the
processing is done on the server not on your computer, so that should help you
avoid crashes in QGIS.
One way to do this is with Overpass Turbo (https://overpass-turbo.eu) to select
all of the roads in
One thing you could do is take the roads you downloaded for Michigan and
clip them against the county boundary. You should be able to get the
county boundary from the Michican open data site or the census. If you
add both the roads and county boundary to your QGIS session I would
1. select
Hi Wanda,
Another good source of roads for the US is the Census TIGER program. You
can download these for individual counties, which would be smaller, more
manageable files.
https://www.census.gov/geographies/mapping-files/time-series/geo/tiger-line-file.html
Kurt
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Sounds like you should be able to just export the roads you need from the
OpenStreetMap data you already have to resolve your issues.
If you have the OpenStreetMap state roads open in QGIS, zoom into your area
of interest. Right click the layer in the layer menu and select
Export>>Save Features
