OK Daniel... thank you for the information and the reasoning behind it.
It seems that at least in the areas I've been importing, all is working
correctly in regards to the islands and wood, even the wooded islands
without the use of the natural=land tags. This area also renders
correctly on my G
Adam is correct here in that the natural=land tags I was talking about
are on single nodes on islands in lakes. All have had a way surrounding
them tagged as inner. None of the nodes that I have come across and
deleted have had a name tag attached and so didn't seem to be serving
any purpose. Th
The natural=island tag that Daniel is referring to used to be applied
to the way of the island. This is the old way of doing things
(pre-Canvec 7). I think the natural=land tag that Samuel is referring
to is a single node at the centre of the island (Canvec 7).
The natural=land node is there for t
Daniel,
While this is not directly related to OpenStreetMap, I'm posting this
here since the OSM community seems to be the most active set of public
users of Canvec data. The goal of this post is to improve Canvec (and
therefore hopefully improve OSM).
As a method of testing the latest
Hi Samuel,
about a year ago, I removed natural=island ways from the Canvec data. Unless
I'm confused (it appends sometime !-) it was applied for Release 7...
The problem was that islands were/are overlaying all other features on
rendering, including corresponding natural=wood features (ie : w
Good morning everyone,
I've been working for the last couple of months importing Canvec data
into south-central BC and have almost completed the eastern half of 92I.
I also have been lurking on the MkGMap list and one of the comments
there today got me thinking that maybe I've been doing something
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