the official postal address.
>
> As long as one address contains the postcode then Nominatim will find it
> which means it can be used for directions. You might be 30 buildings away
> but you are in the right general area so I think adding them as part of a
> street address is of v
Bonjour,
La modification étant facile à mettre en oeuvre et à renverser le changement de
RCN à NCN pour la route verte a été effectuée conformément au “tagging
guideline canadien”. L’apparition de la modification sur la carte cyclable
pourrait réveiller l’intérêt certains contributeurs et on
Je trouve sensiblement la même chose- 8 099 chemins
- 90 relations
Pour ce qui est de la clé lcn=yes sur les chemins, cela me semble aussi
inutile. On peut distinguer les réseaux plus importants (niveau local ou
autre) en créant une relation regroupant divers segments.
Sans doute
Bonjour,
J’extrais et isole ici le sujet “lcn=yes” et vous remarquerez le changement
d’objet de la conversation.
Le message original couvrant les autres sujets se trouve ici:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/talk-ca/2019-October/009443.html
Afin de bien mesurer l’ampleur j’ai sorti
Canadian Postal Codes in urban areas are blocks of roughly 50 buildings
which makes them extremely interesting to use for GIS studies. Average
income etc.
Both in the UK and Canada many people would rather type in a 6 character
code than a street address with city when looking for directions to
In the US, ZIP Codes (the US postal code equivalent) are frequently
emphasized to not correspond to geographic locations, but sets of
addresses. Of course they frequently cluster according to geography (and
the prefixes are indeed assigned to states and regions within the
state), and are often
>For example if K4A 1M7 exists in the map then it would be reasonable to
assume that K4A 1M6 - 1M1 should also exist so could be looked for.
Not necessarily. The first three characters are province, region
indicators. The last three are based on Canada Post's routes/delivery
zones. They create
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