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Thanks to the fantastic NearMap PhotoMaps which OpenStreetMap has been given for Australian mappers to use, I and others are now able to add so much more to the Australian database. For a little fun, I thought I would map in as much detail as realistically possible, a McDonald's in my home city, as well as the roads and footpaths surrounding it. I wonder if there is any other fast food outlet that is as well mapped as this in the entire world!?

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Adig: Clayton, Melbourne, City of Monash, Victoria, 3168, Australia
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Awennit n !i! di 14 November 2009 ɣef 07:55

Well one week ago I read an article in a GIS magazine that Mc Donalds cooperate with Navteq to add all restaurants to their map. Would be nice if we would have imports of Burgerking or Subway xD

Awennit n dmuecke di 14 November 2009 ɣef 15:47

Nice map but I would not spend too much time in fast food restaurant mapping rather highlight your regional food.

Awennit n Craig Feuerherdt di 16 November 2009 ɣef 02:03

that nearmap imagery is certainly impressive, hopefully we get some imagery in Bendigo which would really kick things along on the mapping front!

Awennit n seav di 16 November 2009 ɣef 03:04

How did you get such a zoomed-in image? It seems to be higher than zoom 18.

Awennit n daveemtb di 16 November 2009 ɣef 13:45

I think I'll do a bit of tracing using this imagery - it looks very impressive.

Seav, I'm not sure which image you are talking about, but if it's the first one on the nearmap wiki page, I think it's from JOSM.

Awennit n davespod di 16 November 2009 ɣef 13:46

By the way, the coordinates in your link are wrong!

Awennit n melb_guy di 16 November 2009 ɣef 14:57

davespod, I checked the co-ords, they are correct, you just have to zoom in all the way while staying centered.

Seav, I just used the export feature of the main map page (the export tab at the top) and exported the data into an image at a 1:1000 scale, much higher than the zoom 18 scale which I think is 1:1693.

Awennit n davespod di 16 November 2009 ɣef 19:49

Oops! Sorry :)

Awennit n AlexPleiner di 17 November 2009 ɣef 09:13

This is a small one, but complete!
osm.org/go/0DxcNu5S0--

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