If there are GIS-savvy people who are authoritative (even -ish) regarding Great
Lakes Circle Tours (Bicycle), please drop a line maybe here or maybe at
https://wiki.osm.org/wiki/Lake_Michigan_Circle_Tour_Bicycle_Route. (Which is
believed largely correct, though around Traverse City there are so
I live in Michigan and regularly drive US 2 in the Upper Peninsula.
The Lake Michigan route isn't signed in any sort of meaningful way.
Max
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From: Max Erickson
Sent: Friday, July 26, 2019 10:18 AM
To: talk-us@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [Talk-us] Great Lakes Circle (Tours, bicycle) GIS-folk?
I live in Michigan and regularly drive US 2 in the Upper Peninsula.
The Lake Michigan route isn&#
Thank you Max and Kerry for your posts. I think we can agree that USBR 10 in
Michigan's Upper Peninsula is a "real route" that happens to be unsigned, but
it has been selected and is maintained by MDOT and is officially designated and
cataloged by AASHTO as USBR 10.
I think what Max referred t
In the UP, USBR 10 isn't much more than the shoulder of US 2. It's
mostly paved, and every year there are fewer extremely narrow
sections! I guess there are probably a few signs, but not many.
Max
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The Great Lakes Circle Tour (http://greatlakescircletour.org/) organization is
the source on these signs. They are found scattered around the great lakes,
and we see a few Lake Michigan Circle Tour signs around Lake Michigan, but I
sure wouldn't want to try to navigate just based on the signs.
Thanks, Kerry. Research continues on my part. Maybe additional/better data
get entered into OSM as network=rcn or network=icn route=bicycle relations,
though I myself am taking a "go slow, get to be more 'in the know'" approach.
Keeping my eyes open and in listening mode.
SteveA
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