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Following Google Maps directions in rural Tasmania and encountered this sign.
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@[email protected] Seen in a very tight "road" in Slovenia. Should have followed the sign and not Google maps. 😬
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use #OpenStreetMap instead osm.org
or any #osm #android or #iOS app. more accurate, #traffic patterns, #transit stops, kool poi
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The big challenge with OSM is always to find a good mobile app for it. As bad as Google's data is, their app is quite good. These days I use Organic Maps, which is pretty good, but could still be better.
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I use OSMand+
f-droid.org/packages/net.osman…
quite detailed, route mapper #gps, etc. quite extensive features. maybe overkill for some. me says comparable to gMaps if not better.
it also has feature for users to contribute to #community based #OSM poi, #transit, etc. #cartography.
if you looking for advanced features beyond #organic #maps, gander over to #OSMand+ app.
#OpenStreetMap #foss