@mszll Also, data is available under a CC BY 4.0 license, so it can be used for further distribution.
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Hi, I'm Peter from Copenhagen, Denmark, formerly at @brodersen@mastodon.cloud . -
Hi, I'm Peter from Copenhagen, Denmark, formerly at @brodersen@mastodon.cloud .@mszll The Danish government has a service, Gsearch, which unfortunately closes down November 1st. This provides polygons with coordinates for towns, both large and small. There are several services, but the relevant one is "stednavn". It requires a free token.
The API facilitates searches, but you might just want to fetch all for local storage as it is going offline in November.
I'm currently not near a computer, but I can provide you a working link in the next day.
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Hi, I'm Peter from Copenhagen, Denmark, formerly at @brodersen@mastodon.cloud .Hi, I'm Peter from Copenhagen, Denmark, formerly at @brodersen@mastodon.cloud . That server is shutting down, and most of my posts at Mastodon is about OpenStreetMap anyway.
I am apparently a "Mega Active Epic Mapper" according to HDYC:
https://hdyc.neis-one.org/user/Peter%20BrodersenI am into name etymology. Almost half of Danish roads have been tagged:
https://navne.findvej.dk/I have set up a route planner that avoids streets named after men or women (using the name:etymology:wikidata inormation):
https://osrm.findvej.dk/paris/?z=12¢er=48.858507%2C2.392616&loc=48.822180%2C2.324724&loc=48.819228%2C2.329402&hl=fr&alt=0&scale=metric&ly=openstreetmap.org&profile=0