OpenStreetMap Note Activities of 4eyez for the last 12 Months
Overall Activities | 12 Months
Opened: 4 (50%) Commented: 0 (0%) Closed: 4 (50%) Reopened: 0 (0%)
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Latest | Limit 250 | The colored events are made by 4eyez
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4553071
Category: unknown
1~ 1 year agoopened4eyez
♦166
Add tunnel tag?
2~ 7 days agocommentedGinaroZ
♦7,751
it's tagged as a tunnel?
3~ 6 days agoclosed4eyez
♦166
It is indeed already tagged, my mistake - thank you for checking.
5261014
Category: Unknown
1~ 28 days agoopened4eyez
♦166
Should this now be labelled as a viaduct given that it stopped being an aqueduct some 140 years ago when the canal was closed and the railway built?
5224561
Category: Unknown
1~ 1 month agoopened4eyez
♦166
This railway line is split into 2 ELRs: SUB2 to the south of this marker (as existing), and SUB1 to the north. It is presently shown as SUB2 for its entirety. Reference NR Sectional Appendix SC163/seq 001 and local knowledge. The location of ELR change is that of former Niddrie North Jn. Unable to split line via iD editor.
5052799
Category: Unknown
1~ 6 months agoopened4eyez
♦166
These two railway underline structures are known as the Forth Viaduct.
2~ 5 months agoclosed4eyez
♦166
Already linked via a Wikidata tag field.
5050991
Category: Unknown
1~ 6 months agoopened---The railway line reference (ELR) should be MHL1. See https://www.geofurlong.com/loc/edinburgh-south-east.html
2~ 5 months agoclosed4eyez
♦166
Fixed - by reference to NR Sectional Appendix.
5050993
Category: Unknown
1~ 6 months agoopened---The railway line reference (ELR) should be MHL2. See https://www.geofurlong.com/loc/edinburgh-south-east.html
2~ 5 months agoclosed4eyez
♦166
Fixed - by reference to NR Sectional Appendix.
5083782
Category: Unknown
1~ 5 months agoopened4eyez
♦166
For consistency, should the `ref` tag be "EGM1", i.e. the ELR? The "046" is the bridge number, and could be included in `other_tags`? This applies to IDs 18482420 and 313660353.
2~ 5 months agoclosedGinaroZ
♦7,751
yes it should, with the ref going into the bridge:ref= tag. I've fixed it and some others in Scotland