David replied to Peter: > Quite a lot of the Cambs/West Suffolk stuff is organised by > District at > the moment (though I perhaps mistakenly conflated Cambridge and > South > Cambridgeshire, and e.g. the East Cambs page is actually named > Ely). > > District is a bit more manageable a unit than County I think. > > I like the idea of a coherent organisation by County, but an > extra level > may well help IMO, for very active areas like the east of > England.
I've also listed the separate districts on the Essex page (including Unitary Authorities that are part of the ceremonial county of Essex). http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Essex Some time ago, when I was playing, I added the "Towns in Essex" section to that page based on a Wikipedia template (my version of which is at {{User:EdLoach/Essex}}). This lists the Unitary Authorities and Districts at the top and towns underneath. On each district page I then list the towns in that district AND any villages with their own page (which I felt may become too numerous to be on the county page). If anyone checks in any detail, the towns on that template section probably don't match those listed in each district as I've done quite a lot of research since making the template to work out which areas are towns, which are postal towns but now suburbs of larger areas, and which aren't either. I think therefore that the towns listed on each district page are probably more correct than those in the template (though some places are perhaps open to debate). Since then I've tended to concentrate on the district page where I live. The Essex page was originally based on the Suffolk page, so should be fairly easy for you to update if need be. Ed _______________________________________________ Talk-GB mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk-gb
