Hi,
As a bit of background, these both started life as Irish gauge railways.
Waterford-Dungarvan was mostly single track and Athlone-Mullingar was mostly
double track. The tracks on Waterford-Dungarvan were removed in the 1990s and a
narrow gauge tourist railway built at Kilmeaden.
With the
On 12/04/17 23:58, Colm Donoghue wrote:
> I did some of the tagging of the line at the western end of the
> line/Greenway, using potlatch; I guess there's a mix of tags, and relations.
> It seems easy to create relations with the same name but different database
> reference numbers
>
> I've
I did some of the tagging of the line at the western end of the
line/Greenway, using potlatch; I guess there's a mix of tags, and relations.
It seems easy to create relations with the same name but different database
reference numbers
I've added the eurovelo 1 relation to the eastern section
Hello talk-ie,
I see you have a lovely new cycle route, the Waterford Greenway:
http://www.independent.ie/life/travel/ireland/green-light-irelands-longest-greenway-opens-in-waterford-35562434.html
The mapping is a bit, shall we say... confused?
Quite a lot of the route in OSM seems to be ways
