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Wild Atlantic Way mapping

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Donegal task near completion

The mapping task for Co. Donegal as part of our ongoing #osmIRL_buildings campaign is very nearly finished. The task had been one of the first to be created at the start of the campaign in November 2019. However, it soon became clear that having too many tasks to choose from Read more

By Anne-Karoline, 4 years16-Nov-2022 ago
Wild Atlantic Way mapping

Add elements to the Wild Atlantic Way relation using iD

Surveying in Co. Cork has shown that there is not one route; but rather certain towns and villages are part of the Wild Atlantic Way (WAW). There seem to be routes for drivers, motorcyclists, caravan users etc. We will try to add those roads signposted with the blue zigzag line Read more

By Anne-Karoline, 5 years02-Jun-2021 ago
Wild Atlantic Way mapping

Adding to the Wild Atlantic Way relation using JOSM

Open JOSM. In overpass-turbo, search for “name”~”Wild Atlantic Way” and change the output file to xml ([out:xml]) or click here to open the query. The Wild Atlantic Way (WAW) has been split into sections so as not to go over the 2000 suggested member limit on relations. So the sections Read more

By Anne-Karoline, 5 years24-May-2021 ago
Wild Atlantic Way mapping

Mapping the Wild Atlantic Way

On May 10th, travel outside your county becomes possible due to a lowering of the Covid-19 alert level in the Republic. OpenStreetMap Ireland CLG directors are so pleased with this news that we are going to organise a very special mapping campaign, like none before. With Ireland opening up a Read more

By debigc, 5 years09-May-2021 ago
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