bbbike_zones

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Andrea Gilardi

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Robin Lovelace

Barry Rowlingson

Salva Fern<c3><a1>ndez

Nicholas Potter

bbbike_zones function

An <code>sf</code> object with 235 rows and
11 columns:<dl class="dl-horizontal">
<dt>name</dt><dd>The, usually English, long-form name of the city.</dd>
<dt>last_modified</dt><dd>When was it last modified?</dd>
<dt>type</dt><dd>empty</dd>
<dt>pbf_file_size</dt><dd>Size of the pbf file in bytes.</dd>
<dt>base_url</dt><dd>The base URL for the city.</dd>
<dt>poly_url</dt><dd>The <code>.poly</code> file location.</dd>
<dt>pbf</dt><dd>Link to the latest <code>.osm.pbf</code> file for this region.</dd>
<dt>level</dt><dd>An integer code always equal to 3 (since the bbbike
data represent non-hierarchical geographical zones). This is used only for
matching operations in case of spatial input. The oe_* functions will
select the geographical area closest to the input place with the highest
"level". See <a rd-options="" href="/link/geofabrik_zones?package=osmextract&version=0.2.1" data-mini-rdoc="osmextract::geofabrik_zones">geofabrik_zones</a> for an example of a hierarchical structure.</dd>
<dt>geometry</dt><dd>The <code>sfg</code> for that geographical region, rectangular.</dd>
</dl>

Format

An sf object of geographical zones taken from bbbike.org — bbbike_zones

An <code>sf</code> object with 235 rows and
11 columns:<dl class='dl-horizontal'>
<dt>name</dt><dd>The, usually English, long-form name of the city.</dd>
<dt>last_modified</dt><dd>When was it last modified?</dd>
<dt>type</dt><dd>empty</dd>
<dt>pbf_file_size</dt><dd>Size of the pbf file in bytes.</dd>
<dt>base_url</dt><dd>The base URL for the city.</dd>
<dt>poly_url</dt><dd>The <code>.poly</code> file location.</dd>
<dt>pbf</dt><dd>Link to the latest <code>.osm.pbf</code> file for this region.</dd>
<dt>level</dt><dd>An integer code always equal to 3 (since the bbbike
data represent non-hierarchical geographical zones). This is used only for
matching operations in case of spatial input. The oe_* functions will
select the geographical area closest to the input place with the highest
"level". See <a rd-options='' href='geofabrik_zones'>geofabrik_zones</a> for an example of a hierarchical structure.</dd>
<dt>geometry</dt><dd>The <code>sfg</code> for that geographical region, rectangular.</dd>
</dl>

bbbike_zones: An sf object of geographical zones taken from bbbike.org

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