Jerry,
From the Wiki:
name=The common default name.
For disputed areas, please use the name as displayed on e.g. street signs for
the name tag.
So you would be incorrect in this case.
(And I know you're doing this for comic effect ...)
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PHI
Yes, I am making the point that the wiki policy is not observed in Wales.
If you do some simple replacements (s/London Road/Ffordd Caergybi/,
s/Ffordd Lundain/Holyhead Road/, s/name:en/name:cy/) then this adequately
summarises how roads in North Wales are tagged. Certainly in Bangor, the
roads I h
I would like to survey the house numbers for some private roads in
Southampton, currently I have avoided the area as I am uncertain about
the access restrictions. Does anyone have any generally applicable
advice about this situation?
The roads in question are here:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?la
On 1 June 2013 22:33, sk53.osm wrote:
> Personally I favour a name=Welsh Name / English Name, name:cy=Welsh Name,
> name:en=English Name approach, as used for instance in Brussels on OSM and
> officially in Biel / Bienne in Switzerland (one of the few places there
> which is truly bilingual).
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