Dout
I didn't find parks in the set :(
But i did see a good page from geogratis that shows a breakdown of all the
types of data that's worth looking at.
http://ess.nrcan.gc.ca/mapcar/index_e.php
I have all the things that go in a park, campgrounds, lookouts, picknick
areas it says at t
Hi,
yes, parks ARE (most likely) part of the CanVec (geogratis, NRCan)
data set -and YES it can be loaded.
It is part of the 300 map features that i am going through (91 types -
in 11 groups)
last night i finished making the 11 charts so we can debate on how to
tag each feature.
I'm about half way
Yukon Parks & Protected Areas data can be nabbed from
http://environmentyukon.gov.yk.ca/geomatics/govdata.html
cheers,
matt wilkie
Geographic Information,
Information Management and Technology,
Yukon Department of Environment
10 Burns Road * Whitehorse
You can get national part boundaries through GeoGratis (I assume this
data is under the same license as the GeoBase data, and thus consistent
with OSM, but it would have to be confirmed). The page link to it is:
http://geogratis.cgdi.gc.ca/geogratis/en/collection/detail.do?id=1015
In terms of pro
How would I map parks. They are not in geobase. It's easy with Potlatch and
Urban parks, but I cannot find a way to find a way to distingish Provincial and
national parks from the surrounding areas. It would be impossibly difficult to
walk the boundries with a GPS. What do I do?
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