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Older answers do point to non-existing solutions, that is why I put this question again. |
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For nodes it's quite easy - just look at the data of the object and there it is in the header (just before tags), for example: http://www.openstreetmap.org/node/240866019 50,8449819, 4,3499862 For ways and relations it's simply not available, since they are just the lists of nodes, each with its own lat/lon, so you would have to find centroid, but there's no single method to calculate this. |
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thanks for answer.. Put the mouse cursor on a point on the map, click right, choose Center Map Here. In the URL you should see Alt Long like this: www.opens......lat=52.8915&lon=5.0677#map=16/52.8906/5.0676 2
One remark, it's not Alt, but Lat, shorthand for Latitude. Alt is Altitude (ie. height above sea level).
(28 Dec '17, 17:47)
RicoElectrico
Note South and West are negative values for example https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=7/-0.753/-90.934 i sometimes put lat lon values into my car Sat Nav which easier if i have searched for a location on OSM and i do not have full address information
(28 Dec '17, 21:59)
andy mackey
You may be able to configure your Sat Nav to decimal degrees which is much easier than having to convert OSMs degrees decimal to degrees minutes and seconds.
(28 Dec '17, 22:07)
andy mackey
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