The legend for OpenCycleMap shows that the blue dashed lines represent "cyclepath": http://www.opencyclemap.org/docs/ Does "cyclepath" represent cycleway=lane, highway=cycleway, or bicycle=designated? Thanks! This question is marked "community wiki". asked 19 Sep '15, 23:39  One_Ironaut edited 20 Sep '15, 00:30 |
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On OpenCycleMap the blue dashes can represent:- highway=cycleway or (provided they also include the tag bicycle-yes) highway=footway or highway=path. OpenCycleMap displays cycleway=lane as blue 'bordering' of the highway containing the cycle lanes. Some examples here highway=cycleway https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/211428231#map=17/-37.78792/175.30555&layers=C highway=footway with bicycle=yes https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/282437711 cycleway=lane https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/117793531 answered 20 Sep '15, 00:51  NZGraham |
Thank you for your response, but it looks like cyclepath also represents additional key:value pairs that you have not listed, such as cycleway=track (an example of which is here - https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/160390336 ). I am interested in getting a complete list of all the tags used in OpenCycleMap.
Yeah, that is quite possible - as in your example. I only listed the key:value pairs that I was familiar with. I didn't want to guess at how other pairs might be rendered in OpenCycleMap. I'm sure other contributors can supply more comprehensive information.
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