>The problem here is who says it's a public right of way. If you ask your >local authority they will bring out there plans which give the details and >reference numbers but these of course exist on OS mapping. Not easy to be >definitive.
I think this has come up before but: does this matter? Is it not true that whilst the underlying OS mapping is copyright, the layer on top, the council's definitive map, is derived from a council database - not an OS map - and thus is a separate layer unencumbered by OS copyright? Again not 100% sure, but I'd presume that path *status* is OK taken from the definitive map, as the council is the source of that information, not the OS. Nick _______________________________________________ talk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk
