Travel Mapping
Highway Data Discussion => Updates to Highway Data => Solved Highway data updates => Topic started by: rickmastfan67 on December 07, 2023, 09:46:56 pm
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Just was randomly looking @ TN-22, and scrolled past Lexington and noticed there was a 'new bypass' there. Was thinking, oh no, did somebody add a fake road, because there was no sign of it on the imagery layers.
So, pop into GSV around were the eastern end was suppose to be, and wow, it's 100% real and open! It's not visible from the US-412 end, but shown as fully open on the TN-22 end complete with signage for the new TN route.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/UGGPhZ5V6DTyCW6U6
GSV even traveled the new route for awhile!
With this new TN-459 route, TN-200 was also rerouted to end @ it now, instead of @ TN-22A.
Routes that will need adjustments:
US-412
TN-200
TN-22A
TN-22
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Thanks for finding that. I'll treat the TN 200 guide signs along 22A as if they're missing TO banners. Changes made in my local copy.
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Just noticed after the update was pulled in, but the update entry for TN-22A mentions a point 'OldTN22A', which is hidden in the file, instead of being visible and usable. Might want to fix that.
Also, maybe move the one shaping point in TN-459 to the intersection of 'Old Jackson Road' that almost right beside it?
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Yep, switched + for * there. Fixed in my local copy. As for Old Jackson Road, I don't see any particular value added by creating a visible point there.
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Only mentioned due to it being super close to the hidden point. I always prefer using a named road and making it usable instead of having a hidden point if at all possible.