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Yet Another Release of Mapping

Written 05/06/19

We've just put online a new release of our map tiles. We do new releases regularly, not least to pick up any changes in the data coming from OpenStreetMap and the latest updates from Ordnance Survey's OpenData programme.

This release also includes a number of changes, some resulting in feedback from users after our last release. These are:

• Styles and gates are now shown as S and G rather than icons, echoing the style that kissing gates (K) used before.
• Contour labels are now larger.
• We have reduced the size and changed the colour of the P icons for parking indicators and also reduced the number shown where there are several clustered together in one area.
• We have made the crosses used to mark places of worship less bold.
• We have reduced the size of the hospital marker.
• We have increase the text size of some place labels.

You can see most of these by moving the slider right to expose more of the old tiles of the area north of Keswick.

Note in particular the marking of gates and styles on the path crossing the A66 and the reduction in the number of P icons in the town.

These tiles are live so if you're using our tile server you will be seeing the updated tiles now.

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