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Hello, I am making an application that uses the Overpass API.

I want a query that returns the roads for any given way that connect to that road.

Is there a way to retrieve a single way id for a given coordinate/ boundary box, then storing this in a variable and running it in another query?

Here is an example query:

way(4419793);
(way(around:0)[highway~"."][highway!~"path|track|cycleway|footway|service|residential|bridleway"];(._;>;))->.a;
(way(around:0)[highway~"."][highway!~"unclassified|path|track|cycleway|footway|residential|service|bridleway"];(._;>;))->.b;
(way(around:0)[highway~"."][highway!~"unclassified|path|track|cycleway|footway|residential|service|bridleway"];(._;>;))->.c;
(way(around:0)[highway~"."][highway!~"unclassified|path|track|cycleway|footway|residential|service|bridleway"];(._;>;))->.d;
(.a;.b;.c;.d;);out;

What I want to do is find a way to get the way id automatically from a bounding box/ pair of coordinates and run the new query in the form:

.var =  (node(51.249,7.148,51.251,7.152);<;);out;

way(.var);

(and the .var contains the first returned way id for example) ....

Cheers.

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asked 23 May '14, 16:09

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edited 23 May '14, 18:39

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