Sorry if this dups, I got messages I didn't have time to read before they disappeared. I'm trying to merge a badly broken-up road into a single object. Most of this worked fine until I got to a bridge. If I select the road segments and the bridge, it won't let me merge because the tags have different values. If I select just the two road segments, I can't merge because the two ends are not at the same point. What's the trick here? asked 19 Aug '20, 14:36 Maury Markowitz |
You don't (merge the bridge in to the road). It is normal in the OSM data model that a road is split in to many segments, may it be because of tags that change (for example maxspeed), may be it because of membership of a segment in a route or turn restriction, or that part of the road is on a bridge. It would be best if you could provide a link to the road in question so that we can have a look at it. answered 19 Aug '20, 14:41 SimonPoole ♦
How do I do that?
(19 Aug '20, 14:44)
Maury Markowitz
Well if a nav point is OK, the location is 45.3786,-78.0083, and concerns North McKenzie Lake Road. You can see the bridge. There is no reason for this road to be broken into segments, the entire road is a single unpaved road with no changes in speed or anything like that.
(19 Aug '20, 14:46)
Maury Markowitz
If you are in the editor and have selected part of the road in question, there should be a link in the bottom left hand corner "View on openstreetmap.org". Click on the link and then copy the address from the browser.
(19 Aug '20, 14:48)
SimonPoole ♦
(19 Aug '20, 14:50)
Maury Markowitz
That looks good as it is from a geometry pov, as the bridge realyl requires different tags, simply don't merge that (I noticed that the road crosses a stream to the south, that probably needs a bridge or a ford too). Things to note:
(19 Aug '20, 15:01)
SimonPoole ♦
Yes, that is precisely what it is, the remains of the Central Ontario Railway, now used as a snowmobile track. I am surprised this is not part of the CanVec data, its widely used and shows on TomTom data and so forth.
(19 Aug '20, 15:03)
Maury Markowitz
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