The Vancouver OSM group will be meeting on Saturday at 11 AM on
Commercial Drive
We'll be mapping locations on Commercial Drive and enjoying the nice
summer weather outside. Use your favorite OpenStreetMap tool to do the
mapping, be it an app, notebook, GPS, or field papers.
People from all
This is how I tag forestry roads:
tertiary: major logging roads in remote areas, sometimes also access mines or
hydro dams. Well graded, suitable for all vehicles although most traffic is
often trucks, usually wide enough for vehicles to pass without slowing down.
They're often hundreds of ki
There's some conflicting stuff about this when I look into it: the last
traffic volume report (2010) from MTO refers to the section as 400A (
http://www.ontario.ca/data/traffic-volume), but MNR road data labels it as
Highway 11 (the MNR Ontario Road Network dataset is the source for GeoBase
roads i
The south end of Highway 11 at the Highway 11/400 junction between
Highway 400 and Penetanguishene Road, just north of Barrie is
currently tagged as Highway 400A in OSM. Is this still Highway 400A? I
thought that this became Highway 11 after the Mike Harris downloading
downloaded the section of Hig
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:highway
Should be track
Roads for mostly agricultural or forestry uses. To describe the quality of
a track, see tracktype=*. Note: Although tracks are often rough with
unpaved surfaces, this tag is not describing the quality of a road but its
use. Consequent
Whenever I have created forestry roads I have used highway=track -
particularly if I know the road is rough and unmaintained.
These are your typical BC forestry roads that are able to be used after
logging is completed in the area and the roads haven't been
de-activated. I have had people change t
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