Steve Bennett wrote:
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php?title=Australian_Tagging_Guidelines&action=edit§ion=25
>
> I think it was overly optimistic about a clear distinction between
> "LCN" and "RCN" networks in Australia. Feel free to discuss, edit
> further, etc.
Agreed, this is a grey area.
The crossing of a council boundary is an interesting measure of whether
a route is local or regional. Of course someone's going to find a very
short unimportant cycleway which crosses a council boundary. I think
it's a very useful measure nevertheless.
By parity of reasoning, should a cycleway which crosses a state border
be regarded national? Like the one which crosses from Canberra (ACT)
into Queanbeyan (NSW) on this bridge:
http://www.osm.org/?lat=-35.343726&lon=149.213133
The Mawson Trail is wholly within SA, but at 900km well exceeds the "as
long as 200km" guideline for regional.
I'm sorry that I don't have answers, only questions.
John H
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