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If it makes sense to, I'd also create a wiki page like this one (I created that because I wanted somewhere to show a picture of the sgnpost). When you've filled in the wiki captchas at save, check that the page formatting is OK and the links work. Your new relation number goes in the 5th column in the "browse relation" thing.
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Then I'd add a row to the appropriate table here, with internal and external links as appropriate (I can never remember how to do these so always end up copying from another row). There's guidance on that (and on other tags) here. Don't add the route name to any way names on the route since the ways themselves aren't called "route name", only the route is.ĭepending on the length and status, you'll probably want to add "network=iwn", "network=nwn", "network=rwn", or "network=lwn" as appropriate. The tags on the new relation should be similar to on this one for a new foot/hiking relation (personally I'd use route=foot on shorter, less arduous ones and route=hiking on others other people may have other ideas).

If it needs to go in, create a new relation by adding part of the route to a new relation (how to do that will vary by editor).

If they haven't, the next question is - should it be in OSM? I'd argue that temporary and unsigned routes shouldn't be included, but permanently waymarked ones should. If it doesn't exist there I'd check other sources where possible to see the route, and check OSM in those areas to see if anyone has added anything (searching is tricky since people may use names that vary slightly). In your case you know it's new as you're creating it :) but I'd first check the relevant section of this page (other countries I'm sure will have similar pages). Normally I'd add these when I find a route signpost that I've not seen before. Here's what I'd do for a new (to me) walking route in the UK.
