Hi Bob,
Use the information on the ground. You will usually find signs welcoming
you to the new area. It may be a few hundred metres either side, so look
for the change in tar quality. You may also find that bin mapping is an
option since the council often puts their name on the bins. (In Ireland
you need to do bin mapping to get the names of the streets, rather than
the boundaries).
Shaun
Bob Hawkins wrote:
I wonder from where most people obtain their administrative boundaries
to digitise for OSM? The most prevalent source is Ordnance Survey,
but that current data is copyrighted, of course. I am particularly
interested in civil parish boundaries, then in local authority
boundaries to build up areas of interest and coverage. Can anyone help?
With regards,
Bob Hawkins
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