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On 7/8/2015 1:25 AM, johnw wrote:<br>
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The issue is that these “small windy roads that go everywhere” go
nowhere. the land they access is for farming the subdivided
sections ... lead you on a tour of the local rice plots and
hills.
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<div class="">it is basically access for the farmers, which then
have a network of (private?) tracks and paths that break the
sections down further. <br>
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<div class="">they just loop around a big rice field, or connect
to other roads which service other rice fields or logging plots:
nothing of interest - not even a house - is there. Only the
local farmers need use of them, but they are public.</div>
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<div class="">it’s the purpose of the road - the lack of shoulders
and other road standards, and expected curves, turns, and other
“classifications” of the road. <br>
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From what you've said about the purpose, it sounds like
highway=track. The conditions (paved or not, etc) would then dictate
the tracktype and other tags.<br>
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