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Subject: Re: Re: [Talk-gb-westmidlands] mapping conundrum
Also looking at the historic maps there looks like there's been building
there for quite some time. Midland Road seems to have continued along by the
railway line and up to the end of this properties garden.
Also looking at the historic maps there looks like there's been building
there for quite some time. Midland Road seems to have continued along by
the railway line and up to the end of this properties garden.
Rob
On , Big Fat Frog wrote:
Just had a thought, looking at OS Streetview, is thi
Just had a thought, looking at OS Streetview, is this part of the old
disused station? Seems a bit far away but OS seem adamant?
On 09/10/2012 16:52, Andy Robinson wrote:
A little mapping conundrum for you folks.
This building with the ? in the centre of the map [1] appears to be a
house, yet
On Tue, 2012-10-09 at 23:36 +0100, Big Fat Frog wrote:
> This is very puzzling.
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> On a separate but connected note, if the Google imagery had shown a
> clear entrance/drive/path or whatever, I presume that would have to be
> left out of the DB due to copyright? Also, does our allowed use of B
This is very puzzling.
On a separate but connected note, if the Google imagery had shown a
clear entrance/drive/path or whatever, I presume that would have to be
left out of the DB due to copyright? Also, does our allowed use of Bing
imagery extend to their more up to date higher quality imag
You can check house prices online, have any in that area changed hands
for a disproportionately high price? http://www.nethouseprices.com/
Is the railway line still open to passengers, I can see that the
stations have closed, but a ride in a train along there may be of
interest.
Phil
On Tue,
Hi Andy
Looks like you've got yourself a problem! I agree with Matt about the
canoes. Some views from bing suggest the garden path joins up with one at
25 or 27 Rockingham Gardens. As it unusually sits close to no 11/15's
boundary, perhaps its a granny flat for no 11/15? It seems to have taken a
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On 9 October 2012 16:52, Andy Robinson wrote:
> A little mapping conundrum for you folks.
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> This building with the ? in the centre of the map [1] appears to be a house,
> yet I can't find the access to it.
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> BING Birdseye [2] doesn't appear to clarify matters.
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> Google [3] suggests there
A little mapping conundrum for you folks.
This building with the ? in the centre of the map [1] appears to be a house,
yet I can't find the access to it.
BING Birdseye [2] doesn't appear to clarify matters.
Google [3] suggests there might be a red car parked outside which would mean
there sho
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