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I want to get the polyline's coordinates without any extra info from a relation like this one:

[[40.54,40.65],[40.55,40.64]...]

Here are some relations for which I need this data: 29322, 19782, 19763

How can I do it? I tried to use overpass turbo but it gives me ways and nodes which is not what I want.

asked 13 May '20, 09:21

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edited 13 May '20, 09:22


Overpass Turbo also lets you export GeoJSON which comes very close to what you are looking for.

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answered 13 May '20, 09:30

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Frederik Ramm ♦
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Overpas turbo gives me multiple arrays and the polyline is broken for some reason. https://i.imgur.com/2VNyWBe.png The red line should be following the black markers. Also here the line is fine but only for the one direction. On the other it gets wiggly. https://i.imgur.com/d1fznCF.png

(13 May '20, 09:37) Dimitar155
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I tried an Overpass query like relation(19763); out geom; and loaded that in geojson.io and it looks all right...

(13 May '20, 09:48) Frederik Ramm ♦

It looks like something went wrong when I saved the data to the database which caused the problem.

edit: It doesn't work for relation 19777. Overpass Turbo returns multilinestring instead of linestring which breaks something. How can I convert multilinestring to linestring?

edit 2: This query fixed everything:

[out:json][timeout:300];

(

relation(relation_id);

<;

);

out geom;

(13 May '20, 10:40) Dimitar155

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