London/Summer 2008 Mapping Party Marathon/2008-08-06

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This is a past event.

About

This is a series of mini mapping evenings around London, aimed at increasing the OpenStreetMap coverage of these areas, and also giving London OSMers a regular social meet-up. We'll be arriving in the area from different directions, and mapping our own slice of the cake, before finally meeting at a pub at around 7:30 - 8:00 pm.

Ideally people will arrive in the area early and get as much mapping done as possible e.g. arrive at 5:30 and map two or three different slices, but you also have the option to arrive later on e.g. 7p.m. and map one small slice... or just turn up in time for the pub!

We are also interested in meeting new people who want to find out more about OpenStreetMap. Feel free to come along! If you are new to mapping, but want to give it a try, you might perhaps get one of us to give you a little mapping demonstration. You'll need to get in touch and arrange to meet us somewhere (e.g. the tube station) before we meet in the pub later. Alternatively read the Map Making Overview, and just give it a go! Note that you don't need a GPS unit, although if you have one, this is a fun way to put it to good use. Either way, you'll want a printout of the area you're planning to map, since London already has many street layouts sketched in (without names). Alternatively you're very welcome to just join us later in the pub.

This is the 14th Mapping Party in the Summer 2008 London Mapping Marathon series. We're going south-east this time.

When : Wednesday 6th August - Evening.

Where: Borough, South East London (normal map, unnamed streets map)

This event is running one week ahead of a walkabout on Southwark Park Road as forwarded to the talk-gb mailing list by Andy Robinson [1].

Getting to Borough

Northern Line (Bank/London Bridge branch) is the closest underground station. Alternatively London Bridge (+Jubilee line) and Elephant & Castle (+Bakerloo line) underground stations are an option.

The pub

The Queen Victoria on Southwark Park Road, is actually closer to Bermondsey again, but reading the walkabout idea it looks like we should be mapping around Southwark Park Road. No idea what the pub's like.

Cake Diagram

Cake diagram. Edit the list to bagsie your slice

1. Gravitystorm

2. Harry Wood

3.

4. Harry Wood ...if I have time

5. Gravitystorm

6. Matt

7. Matt

8. Mark Iliffe

9. Smsm1

10.

11.

12. Harry Wood

13.

14. Randomjunk

15.

Who's coming?

Contact

Shaun McDonald 07879610632 shaunATshaunmcdonald.me.uk

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