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OS Mastermap
Jan 29, 2006
BY:
Artem Pavlenko
Artem Pavlenko
I just stumbled on Ed Parson's blog entry "When is a map not a map.. when it's Mastermap", and I cannot agree more with both responders: Alan Doyle and Tom Steinberg. Why would one want to hack a teeny-weeny piece of Basingstoke or Port Talbot? Anyway, I figured out that I can use it to show off some of mapnik's styling capabilities. I downloaded the sample and followed OSMM _House style_(not quite, I got a bit lazy to specify all styles needed) and here it is:
