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How to show the GPS coordinates of a point on the map in editing mode? In non editing mode it's right click to show adress but it's not working in editing mode. How to see the coordinates then? |
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Assuming you are talking about www.openstreetmap.org and the in-browser editor iD: Open the measurements window from the map data panel (icon on the right hand side of the screen). It will show the coordinates. It's not working for me. I don't have a measurement window. If I click on map data und select show measurment panel, nothing happens.
(20 Oct '21, 12:51)
ivolino
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Hopefully this JPEG helps. First create or select a point, Click on the mapdata icon (6 down) , tick box to show the measurement panel. The co-ordinate can then be seen. It works for me on a Win 10 PC desktop
Now I understand I have to select something on the map. I would also like to know the position of any point in the map even if there is nothing to click on.
(20 Oct '21, 12:54)
ivolino
Just swap over to Josm to do that...the cursor coordinates are displayed in bottom status bar as you move around.
(20 Oct '21, 14:53)
nevw
You can create a point very close and use that to get the co-ords. But don't save it unless you are going to tag it.
(20 Oct '21, 15:52)
andy mackey
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Zoom in so that whatever you are interested in is in the middle of the iD screen. Then just right-click where "OpenStreetMap" is displayed on the iD screen and copy the link. Thanks that helps me a lot.
(20 Oct '21, 16:07)
ivolino
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