Where does Edmonton divide between NE / NW / SE / SW ?
The _vast_ majority of the roads I see on our map are listed as
something Street NW,
Surely the division should be something lose to equal quarters, No?
Would a Northern Alberta expert please have a look at this?
Jean-Sébastien Moreau wrote:
Hello,
I would be interested to know who own this website.
Thanks!
Jean-Sebastien
The domain was registered by Daryl Shpak who has been taking care of
covering its registration costs, and its currently hosted on a server of
mine.
-Jason Reid
Edmonton is just weird, not broken. As far as I know, Edmonton was
running out of street numbers as the city grew south and east (people
don't like negative street numbers, oddly enough), so they started using
a quadrant naming system. However, this means that virtually the entire
city falls
Hi all,
The FTP for the NHN directory is now back to how it should be :) So i can
make that Tofino Example.
Here's a chart comparing the datasets.
PRODUCTS INFORMATION AND STATISTICS FROM GEOBASE = BLUE AND GEOGRATIS = RED
PRODUCT SCALE COORD Format Nbrs files Size Comp.Cover CanVec 50k
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 11:40 AM, Matthew Vavrek mattvav...@hotmail.com wrote:
Edmonton is just weird, not broken. As far as I know, Edmonton was
running out of street numbers as the city grew south and east (people
don't like negative street numbers, oddly enough), so they started using
a
The data set does have the city:left city :right fields. (as part
of the DBF file) Although probably not useful because the city boundry
will eventually get shown.
And ya, use the last sample of canvec (as its the best) -Niagara falls Ontario
addr:interpolation i'll add that tag, thanks. ... but
On Mon, 6 Apr 2009, Sam Vekemans wrote:
addr:alternatenumber
house number
If a object has two numbers. Better use addr:housenumber=first;second
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So the line can show a long stretch from second where it would be
the 'last'? Would this work?
Drawing a long straight line from the first
On Mon, 6 Apr 2009, andrzej zaborowski wrote:
I'm not completely sure either representation is better... maybe both
types should be standardised - the UMP project makes maps particularly
for Garmin devices so apparently if you upload your map into your
Garmin receiver and ask it to route you
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