Hi,
So from my point of view as a nominatim developer the issue is that
there are (at least?) 2 types of city in the USA.
There are administrative cities and there are postal cities. There
are also census areas, which may or may not be their own category of
thing.
At the moment all of these
I love the relation pages, but the state ones don't catch anything but the
primary networks, which is very problematic in this region: Oklahoma and
it's turnpikes (US:OK:Turnpike), Missouri and it's supplemental highways
(US:MO:Supplemental), and Texas with it's Toll, Loop, Spur, Farm to Market,
On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 12:10 AM, Paul Norman penor...@mac.com wrote:
On 2014-06-23 8:41 PM, Paul Johnson wrote:
Supreme Court rules for a second time that indian nations are domestic
dependent nations with inherent sovereign authority. This affirms that
indian reservations are higher than
Paul Johnson writes:
NCN and RCN pages would be handy as well.
I agree, however
Paul, as you know from being a contributor to this WikiProject, in
the USA, we might consider that there already is what effectively
amounts to an NCN (national cycleway network) page:
Hi all,
I'm working on adding turn:lanes to roads at traffic lights, and am also
working on adding support for reading turn:lanes in OsmAnd (Android). I'm
wondering on how to mark turn:lanes in the case of an implied right turn. For
example, let's say that you're approaching a traffic light
When tagging turn lanes I was taking my cue from the actual painted markings on
the pavement. For your example where the right lane can go either straight or
turn right but there are no markings, I've been tagging as left|||
I haven't used none as the examples I took for my guide did not use
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