I count that list as 29 counties. What about the other three, including 
Wexford?<ggg>. It's getting there. Just 2% or so left to map by myself. Plan to 
have it done by Christmas.

Regards,
PJ Naughter [Visual C++ MVP]

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Date: Sat, 1 Nov 2014 03:59:34 +0000
From: Dave Corley <[email protected]>
To: Discussion of Open Streetmap in Ireland
        <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [OSM-talk-ie] Townland Mapping in Ireland (an update)
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Hi all,

As most of you on this list might have guessed, given the amount of townland 
mapping related mails floating about, the response to this project has been, in 
a word, fantastic!

In my original mail below you can see I mentioned that based on the progress at 
the time of sending, that we were on track to take 11 years to finish....in 
2025. I can happily report that based on the amount of people recently pitching 
in with this project that the eta for completion is now down to approx....

18 months!!

This is due to the fact that with a load of people chipping in,  we are now 
adding just shy of 100 townlands a day to OSM. It just goes to show that the 
old adage of "many hands make light work" holds true. In terms of round 
numbers, we broke 12,000 yesterday so we are 20% of the way there.

Some other townland related news:

- Donal (IrlJidel) has set up a new map showing the current coverage of 
townlands for the country. This map now receives hourly updates (roughly 8 mins 
past the hour). It also shows the county, barony & civil parish boundaries that 
have been added. You can view this here - 
http://dev3.openstreetmap.ie/osm/slippymap.html

- Some good news on the GSI sheets, there is a possibility of a set of 
replacements for those in the works. Cormac (Boggedy) is in contact with a 
library in England that may be able to supply fresh scans that we can use to 
replace those GSI sheets as they are simply too difficult for most people to 
use due to their quality. More news on this once there's something to report.

- The FAQ has been updated with many questions which have come up here and in 
IRC so take a look there if you have any questions, it may already be answered 
for you.

- I'm planning a refresh of some of the content of the videos based on feedback 
and pointers I've received. Don't worry if you have already watched them, or 
were planning to, I will release a separate video with all the updated bits 
collected together so you won't need to go back and watch them again. Most of 
the updates relate to a bit of fine tuning or slight corrections/improvements 
to the instruction so overall there will be no huge changes

Finally, to give you some idea of where there is activity, below is a list of 
all counties broken into 3 groups, completed, in progress and not being mapped. 
This is purely to show that while we've had a great response, there are still a 
lot of areas that some attention, so if there is anybody out there thinking 
about joining in, don't worry, it's really not that complicated once you get 
going.

== Completed ==

Carlow
Longford
Fermanagh

== In Progress ==

Antrim
Cavan
Clare
Donegal
Dublin
Galway
Offaly
Roscommon
Sligo
Tyrone
Westmeath (this is being mapped at an extraordinary rate) Wicklow

== Not Being Mapped ==

Armagh
Cork
Derry
Down
Kerry
Kilkenny
Laois
Limerick
Louth
Mayo
Meath
Monaghan
Tipperary
Waterford

Thanks,
Dave


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