User:Fort Quake

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This user submits data to OpenStreetMap under the name
OnwardTravel.
iD Fort Quake submits data to OpenStreetMap using iD.
This user hails from Europe
This user hails from the United Kingdom
This user hails from England
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is a bicyclist.
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Fort Quake has mapped in the United Kingdom
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I am a contributor on OSM, and Organic Maps is the only navigation app I use. I primarily contribute in the UK, but I have also contributed in some other locations (see 'Where Did You Contribute?'). (OnwardTravel on OSM and OHM).

What I’m Working On

OpenStreetMap

Areas

Features

I am generally working on adding buildings (houses, garages, sheds), fences, driveways, pavements, trees, fields, grass, and gardens, as well as addresses (i.e. mostly nitty gritty details).

OpenHistoricalMap

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Links

OSM Wiki Pages

Bookmarks

A small collection of websites that I consider useful, and that relate in some way to OpenStreetMap.

Older OpenStreetMap

Contains the map as it was in 2018, useful for before pictures if you didn't get one.

Osmose

Shows issues with the map, and if you press more filters, you can enter your username to see issues with your contributions.

Geofabrik Inspector

Another tool for finding issues with the map data.

NLS Historic Maps

View historic maps of mostly just Great Britain that are out of copyright. The Ordnance survey 6 inch, 25 inch and 1:250-1:10560 are the most useful and interesting (in my opinion).

Map History

Ten years of OpenStreetMap (2006-2015), should show how the map changes.

Historic England Map

View listed buildings around England. The entries are often quite interesting.

NLS Map Finder

View out of copyright Ordnance Survey maps, and others. Useful for OHM.

Geograph

Creative commons licensed pictures across the British Isles. German version also available.

Overture Maps Foundation

Merges OSM data with Esri, Microsoft and Google Open Buildings, and creates an interoperable standard. Who knows where this will go...

Map Styles