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ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit
Hey everyone,

I have an idea for something, but I'm not really savvy with computer graphics programs.  I think it would be great to have a "live document" that we could all contribute to, that would be a map of the route and we could mark it up showing construction progress.  I think everyone checks out their own favourite sections of the route (like Markster goes along the Laurel Trail in uptown waterloo, KevinL posts about the work on Caroline, I drive up to the OMSF a lot...), so if we could all have access to some kind of map we could colour-code in like, where they are at with each section.  Red line could be ground/dirt work, blue line could be services and utility work, green line could indicate the completed track, that kind of thing.  Right now there would just be a green line from the OMSF South to behind McCormic Arena, and then very short green lines at Bearanger, Columbia, and University crossings, etc...

What do you think?  Or is this a job for a multi-contributor Goggle Map?

Edit - Looks like Google Maps is the way to go!  I've used the Functional Design Drawings to lay out the route as a layer; Blue is the route, red is ground prep, yellow is completed track.

   
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RE: ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit - by Canard - 08-15-2015, 08:38 AM
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