> On the plus side, even in > the past > week, there has been significant additions to the data, which > has > quite surprised me.
I may be partly responsible. Some time ago I traced the Essex district borders from NPE when they didn't cover all of Essex, so the borders as well as possibly being outdated were incomplete as well. I do remember the announcement when the NPE maps for the rest of the SE were available, but never got around to finishing the job. Once the subject cropped up again here, I got around to finishing the job, and also added parish boundaries for the district I live in (again traced from NPE). Since I last had a go I also understand relations better, and corrected the unnamed relation which had almost all the district boundaries included into separate relations for each district. Then added new relations for each parish in my local district. I used inspection tools which report them all as OK and closed, which I thought is perhaps most useful. I did wonder at the coastal boundary as the coastline seems a lot more inland than the old boundaries, and while I suspect coastal erosion may be responsible for the coast changes, I wasn't sure whether that would affect the old administrative boundaries. http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Essex and the Tendring pages now have columns to mention the boundary relations by number. Ed _______________________________________________ Talk-GB mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-gb
