> "instead the postcodes need to be attached to specific addresses"
That's what I posted in the Land Reg link. :-)
Rob
p.s. What I have in my mind is to grab each months data release from land
registry (thus building up a good database of address + postcode), and then
have some tool to visualise
Hi Rob,
Postcodes are a bit more complicated. Postcodes are a series of points, not a
single point, as based on CodePoint data. I would not like to see a raw import
of the CodePoint Open data as it is just the centroids of the postcodes,
instead the postcodes need to be attached to specific add
Hi All,
Please correct me if I am wrong, but to the best of my understanding we are
still struggling to find a good source of postcode data under an open
licence. From what I understand the CodePoint data set is currently seen as
not available for use in OSM.
That is where this data set available
On 9 April 2012 20:04, SomeoneElse wrote:
> Jason Cunningham wrote:ks that way - the links work OK on one of the
> smaller relations on the United Kingdom Long Distance Paths page.
>
> Is this a type of relation that should be broken up and put into a
>> super-relation?
>>
>
> I guess so - at it
Hi
I'm trying to do a bit of mapping near Once Brewed following a walk this
weekend. Hadrian's Wall seems to be tagged as "historic=ruins, name=..." at
one point and "historic=wall, name=..." at another. The former seems to be
trying to create an area in JOSM.
Given that I am trying to add
Hi,
This years State of the map Scotland is a slightly different affair than last
years due to a larger venue.
We are splitting both days into two, morning and afternoon. In the afternoon we
are requesting speakers from other GIS or professional organisations to come in
and speak about their w
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