Hi. I have noticed several EuroVelo cycle routes missing in the standard OSM cycling map (for example, EV15 - Rhine Route). However, the relations do exist in the OSM database (EV15: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/2171555), but they seem only to be displayed on third-party maps such as https://cycling.waymarkedtrails.org/. I am new to the mechanics behind OSM, and have searched the wiki, the bulletin board, and this site to no avail, so please bear with my question: How is the set of relations displayed on the default cycling map chosen, and what can I do to incorporate the missing relations? asked 10 Jun '18, 20:23  djefferies |
2 Answers:
There is no standard OSM cycling map, what you see as the "CycleMap layer" is just as third party as for example https://cycling.waymarkedtrails.org/ Or put differently you need to talk to the creator/operator of the layer in question for questions and support https://www.thunderforest.com/ answered 10 Jun '18, 23:13  SimonPoole ♦ |
The issue with the default cycling map (the one you see as an option on OSM.org) not rendering cycling EuroVelo 15 may be that it is a "Super-Relation", or a relation of relations. I'm not sure why, but many renderers do not handle super-relations well. I suspect that is the issue here. As already stated talking to the individual who renders the tiles for the default cycling layer would be more definitive. I don't think there is a way around this issue, other than to hope that the renderer you are using begins to support super-relations. answered 11 Jun '18, 07:52  keithonearth OpenCycleMap doesn't support international cycling relations at all AIUI, it's not a super-relation issue. (12 Jun '18, 10:22) Richard ♦ |
International cycle routes are also displayed on https://cycle.travel/map (disclaimer - my site!).