What does the standard map have that the roads-only map doesn't?

[Awesome O-SoMe]

What does the standard map have that the roads-only map doesn't?

[Harry van der Wolf]

The standard map has "everything".

The roads-only maps have routing, POIs, addresses and streets.

In other words: in roads-only maps you don't see small lakes, you don't see small grass areas nor farming areas, no houses nor industrial buildups, no trees nor small bushes/forests.

There is one exception (and that's why I used small in a few of the above examples):  Roads-only maps have big lakes, big forests and large "greenery" (grass, farming, etc). So only when the (multi-)polygon is large in surface area.

2016-03-02 4:29 GMT+01:00 Awesome O-SoMe <ubu...@gmail.com>:

What does the standard map have that the roads-only map doesn't?

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[Laurent Bouyssou]

Je vous remercie pour la réponse

Laurent