There are several wooded conservation areas in my area, which are already marked on OSM with imports. While surveying the area, I sometimes see steel signs in the woods, which mark the area boundary. I can put the GPS location of these signs into OSM, as they are useful for navigation. However, I am not sure what tags to use. asked 21 Jan '17, 02:27 mtc |
I also find signs like these or posts helpful when trying to locate or assist others to locate the start of bushwalking/hiking or mtb tracks as well as conveying the intended information. answered 22 Jan '17, 05:56 nevw |
I usually map nature reserves as an area. You can add a list of tags with source=information_sign answered 21 Jan '17, 18:16 andy mackey |
On finding these sign images online, I did see that the websites selling them were not representing the organizations on the signs. I suspect there are private citizens that post official-looking boundary markers, so the location of these signs does not necessarily indicate the sourced-information matches the named organization on the sign. answered 28 Jan '17, 22:40 mtc |