Hi Paul
Short answer: Yes, it can be incorporated as long as it's been issued
under the Open Government Licence.
http://www.rowmaps.com/
However, this data is not always the most accurate & the consensus is
that it's much better if "witnessed" by walking it. For example, the
direction of a few paths on the OS map in my area are set by hedgerows
which have long since been uprooted.
DaveF
On 21/12/2016 10:39, Paul Berry wrote:
Hi everyone,
As you probably know, local authorities must keep available an
up-to-date copy of rights of way for inspection. Can this information
then be incorporated into OSM, having been witnessed, or is it a case
of public but copyrighted? I'm currently nursing a complaint about a
rural right of way blockage (without a stopping-up order) in my area
and have had the need to get very familiar with my local footpaths...
Regards,
/Paul/
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