Just wanted to throw this out there in case you guys have forgoten, but we also
use the two letter abbreviation in almost all relations for highways in the USA
(however, there are a few that do spell out the state). However, we use
'is_in:state=PA instead of the addr scheme of course. This
On Sun, 2014-11-09 at 03:56 -0500, James Mast wrote:
Just wanted to throw this out there in case you guys have forgoten,
but we also use the two letter abbreviation in almost all relations
for highways in the USA (however, there are a few that do spell out
the state).
There are still a few
Good morning from Buenos Aires on the last day of the State of the Map!
As a member of the NYC organizing committee, I want to invite everyone to
save the dates for SotM-US at the United Nations on June 6-8, 2015. The
conference will be very large and very international, with a lot of full
travel
Hi all,
Thank you to all of the candidates. Offering to spend your time and
energy acting on behalf of the group is an act of generosity.
The OpenStreetMap Foundation held the 2014 AGM yesterday including
votes on several matters including the election to the board.
The results are summarized
actually, it wouldn't be terribly hard for me to knock together a
simple web page for looking up/entering zip code to city mappings,
so i think i'll look into doing that. anyone who wants to save up
shopping/credit card receipts so that they can enter the data should
feel encouraged to do so. it
Just keep in mind that some ZIPs cover multiple cities. The one I'm standing in
now is found in parts of at least 3 different cities that I know of. Others
cover both (parts of) cities and unincorporated areas outside of the city whose
name they are associated with.
-Nathan
On November 9,
On 11/9/14 3:10 PM, Nathan Mills wrote:
Just keep in mind that some ZIPs cover multiple cities. The one I'm standing in
now is found in parts of at least 3 different cities that I know of. Others
cover both (parts of) cities and unincorporated areas outside of the city whose
name they are
Richard, thanks for the great work you and the other election monitors did to
make this election run so smoothly. And thanks particularly for your series of
blog posts explaining how STV (the Single Transferable Vote) works.
I’ve been a supporter of election reform for a long time (something
Anyone know if we map ghost towns in osm? Couldn't find anything, not even
a tag.
*Regards,*
*Hans*
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Is the abandoned prefix [1] something for you ?
or abandoned=village [2] (in German)
both tags are rendered on [3]
regards
m
[1] http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:abandoned
[2] http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/DE:Tag:abandoned%3Dvillage
[3]
I know of no place where the state name is spelled out in the ref=* tag on
any way or relation. Only in the 'is_in:state' tag on RELATIONS have I seen
the state name sometimes spelled out.
As for states that have just '123' on the way ref tags. I know of only two that
have that happening in
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