OpenStreetMap US

Did you know you can paddle from New York to Maine entirely on inland waterways? There are thousands of miles of canoeable waters in the United States, but they can be difficult to find and navigate. In this talk I'll share my journey of mapping paddle trails in the Northeast US, and show you how to get started mapping canoe routes in your region. Together we can make OpenStreetMap the world's first comprehensive map of water trails.

Speaker

Quincy Morgan

Quincy is a mapper and open source developer focused on helping people to contribute and benefit from OpenStreetMap data. His projects include themap.is, Beefsteak map tiles, Pinhead map icons, and OSM 411. He has previously worked on iD, Field Papers, and OpenTrailMap. When not at his desk, you can find Quincy surveying out of the way places by foot, bike, kayak, or train.

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