Map of all roads cycled
12-11-06, 01:05 PM
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Map of all roads cycled
I'm interested in making a map that highlights all the road I've ever cycled on.
I am aware of several online methods of mapping a specific route, but this is not what I am wanting as I'd want an overlay of all routes and no need for data on distances or elevation, etc.
All I want is something like taking a road map and using yellow highlighter to trace a road. I've done this on paper maps, but due to differences in scale and being able to trace localities that are far away this is not really practical - so I thought I could find some online tool for this.
Any ideas?
Al
I am aware of several online methods of mapping a specific route, but this is not what I am wanting as I'd want an overlay of all routes and no need for data on distances or elevation, etc.
All I want is something like taking a road map and using yellow highlighter to trace a road. I've done this on paper maps, but due to differences in scale and being able to trace localities that are far away this is not really practical - so I thought I could find some online tool for this.
Any ideas?
Al
12-11-06, 02:14 PM
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Every lane is a bike lane
multimap.com can probably provide the maps you're after, although I'm not sure how you'll go editing them.
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I would like to do the same, but with color coding to reflect road surface - red for rimbuster, orange for worse than normal, yellow for better than normal, and green for smooth. If other riders in the area could contribute their experience it would make a useful route planning tool.
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Originally Posted by noisebeam
I'm interested in making a map that highlights all the road I've ever cycled on.
I am aware of several online methods of mapping a specific route, but this is not what I am wanting as I'd want an overlay of all routes and no need for data on distances or elevation, etc.
All I want is something like taking a road map and using yellow highlighter to trace a road. I've done this on paper maps, but due to differences in scale and being able to trace localities that are far away this is not really practical - so I thought I could find some online tool for this.
Any ideas?
Al
I am aware of several online methods of mapping a specific route, but this is not what I am wanting as I'd want an overlay of all routes and no need for data on distances or elevation, etc.
All I want is something like taking a road map and using yellow highlighter to trace a road. I've done this on paper maps, but due to differences in scale and being able to trace localities that are far away this is not really practical - so I thought I could find some online tool for this.
Any ideas?
Al
12-11-06, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by lymbzero
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12-11-06, 07:42 PM
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Microsoft MapPoint will do that. You can highlight any road with a yellow marker and add as many individual segments as you like.
12-12-06, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by oldokie
Microsoft MapPoint will do that. You can highlight any road with a yellow marker and add as many individual segments as you like.
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12-12-06, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by noisebeam
Thank you, this looks like it and more!
Al
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https://www.microsoft.com/mappoint/pr...006/trial.mspx
