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I'm new to osm queries and I explore it using overpass turbo so I'm trying that gets a specific way with a predefine id the code looks like this if anyone would like to test

[bbox:40.73112,-73.89061,40.73391,-73.88807];
// gather results
(
  way(5703091);
);
// print results
out body;
>;
out skel qt;

when I did explore the XML file in the data view I saw that this way contain all of these nodes that make the way < way id="5703091"> < nd ref="42839143"/> < nd ref="8219742075"/> < nd ref="42807002"/> < nd ref="42839146"/> < nd ref="42839155"/> < nd ref="42839161"/> < nd ref="42839168"/> < nd ref="2875111804"/> < nd ref="42839172"/>

so is there a way to show these nodes in the map view without assign each one individually with the query i try to use node(5703091); but office didn't work since it is a way

asked 20 Dec '20, 16:53

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rabeeqasem
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Hi Recurse: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_API/Overpass_QL#Recurse_.28n.2C_w.2C_r.2C_bn.2C_bw.2C_br.29

way(5703091);
node(w);
out center;

Will display the nodes.

What's strange is this routine should display all the nodes & way, but only loads the start & end ones:

way(5703091)->.Way;
node(w.Way);
out center;
.Way out geom;
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answered 20 Dec '20, 23:01

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thank you so much

(20 Dec '20, 23:07) rabeeqasem

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