New Jersey

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New Jersey, United States

Latitude : 40.16, Longitude : -74.69

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New Jersey is a state in United States at latitude 40.16, longitude -74.69.

Contents 1 Streets 2 Things to do 2.1 Topology 2.2 Routes and Relations 3 Cities 4 Classifications 5 Power Network 6 Data Sources 6.1 New Jersey Aerial Photography 6.1.1 WMS Services

Streets

The TIGER import is finished, however there's still significant amount of cleanup left to be done. Review roads, realigning them and updating attributes as needed. Check the Tiger Fixup Map to see what areas remain unchecked.

Things to do

Topology

Junctions throughout the state need to be properly connected for routing purposes. Remove the "tiger_reviewed" tag once you've reviewed and resolved issues for ways within the state. See the following pages for more information.

• Routing
• Solving over connectedness

Routes and Relations

Work is underway to create relations for the roadways, transit systems and bicycle paths throughout the state.

• New Jersey State Highway and County Routes
• Mass Transit Routes
• Bicycle Routes

US Highways and Interstate Highways throughout New Jersey should also be added to their respective relations.

Cities

• Atlantic City, New Jersey
• Camden, New Jersey
• Freehold, New Jersey
• Glassboro, New Jersey
• Jersey City, New Jersey
• Long Beach Island, New Jersey
• Morristown, New Jersey
• Newark, New Jersey
• New Brunswick, New Jersey
• Paterson, New Jersey
• Toms River, New Jersey
• Trenton, New Jersey
• Vineland, New Jersey
• Wildwood, New Jersey

Classifications

Note that, unless stated below, tags should not be applied simply based on the administrative level of the road.

• Motorway Controlled access throughout; divided highway; no traffic lights or cross traffic, save for frontage roads. Should include all toll roads (except the Garden State Parkway from exits 9 to 11 until they are upgraded).
• Trunk Generally controlled access (interchanges, flyovers, and jughandles), sometimes using traffic circles (e.g. NJ 38, NJ 70, NJ 23, NJ 208). Can be applied to a long two-lane route for at least 30 miles as long as it does not parallel a road built to higher standards (e.g. NJ 49, NJ 31, US 40, US 322, US 206). Freeway-grade portions may be designated as motorways if they meet all requirements.
• Primary Well-traveled roads that run long distances through an urban area or between areas where a trunk road or motorway is not available. May parallel a motorway, but not a trunk road (e.g. US 9 south of Toms River, US 202 in Morris, Passaic, and Bergen Counties). Should include most 500-series county routes and select 600-series roads.
• Secondary State, county, and municipal routes that serve as arterials or carry long distances, or form links between major roads.
• Tertiary All other signed numbered roads and important municipal roads, but not any roads maintained by a homeowner's association, public institution, or business.
• Residential All other complete public access roads.
• Unclassified All public access road stubs and high-traffic roads maintained by a homeowner's association, public institution, or business.

Power Network

• Power lines in New Jersey
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  Lines with voltage on Mar 9th, 2011

Data Sources

Potential Data Sources provides a list of many layers, some of which could be imported into OSM.

Data sources for the State of New Jersey can be searched via NJGIN. Check the metadata to determine whether or not a data source is licensed appropriately for use in OpenStreetMap.

New Jersey Aerial Photography

The State of New Jersey has 2007 and 2010 aerial photography available through a Web Map Service. There are no restrictions on its use. As this data is more recent than aerial photography provided elsewhere and covers the entire state with little temporal variation, it is highly recommended that these aerial photographs be used when editing.

WMS Services

To use these links, add a new WMS server, and paste the url into the WMS URL text box at the bottom, not the Service URL.

• WMS URL for 2007 NJ aerial photography (1 foot resolution, leaf off, State imagery)
• WMS URL for 2010 NJ aerial photography (1 meter resolution, leaf on, USDA NAIP imagery)

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