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Targets hit this week – 24th May 2016

Published by OSM Ireland on 24-May-2016

Well we have finally hit 95% townland coverage for the entire island!!  It definitely feels like we are on the home stretch now and will hit 100% coverage in a few months time.  The following is a screen-shot from www.townlands.ie

Townland_Progress

 

And a map showing the areas which have still to be done:

Townland_Coverage

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weeklyOSM 306 | weekly – semanario – hebdo – săptămânal – haftalık – 週刊 – týdeník – edisi · 03-Jun-2016 at 05:37

[…] OpenStreetMap community in Ireland blogged about having finally reached 95% townland coverage. (A townland is the small administrative […]

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