You're asking two separate questions, one is on creating a PDF map, the
other is a style sheet that shows something other than what osm.xml (the
standard style on osm.org) does.
I wrote mapbook (https://github.com/pnorman/mapbook) which will create a PDF
using Mapnik's default AGG renderer. It
Hi,
On 06/28/2012 04:39 AM, Clifford Snow wrote:
Can someone point me to an easy to use resource to create a map in a pdf
file? For example, Discovery Park in Seattle is a great resource. It
has Puget Sound on the west side, great trails, hidden ponds, a cultural
center, a veteran's cemetery,
Can someone point me to an easy to use resource to create a map in a pdf
file? For example, Discovery Park in Seattle is a great resource. It has
Puget Sound on the west side, great trails, hidden ponds, a cultural
center, a veteran's cemetery, playgrounds, a some of the best views of the
Olympic
Currently it's simple enough to find most (correctly-tagged) rail trails
in the database: find anything tagged railway=abandoned and highway=[one
of the trail values]. These trails are usually flatter than roads, and
are therefore well-suited for long-distance cycling.
But another popular kind
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