Series
Name:
Ontario Road Network
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Peterborough Ontario,
Canada
Themes or Categories of the Resource: transportation
Keywords:
EMERGENCY SERVICES, TRANSPORTATION, ROADS, TRANSPORT, WWIG Northern, Ontario Road Network, ORN, HIGHWAYS, LAND USE PLANNING, STREETS, Routing, Geolocation, Mapping
ROADS
Road networks, Réseau routier, Road transport, Transport routier, Ferries, Traversier
Place Keywords:
Continent > North America > Canada > Ontario
Purpose:
The ORN is available in both a Linear Referencing System (LRS) format - ORN Road Net Element - suitable for use in asset management systems. A segmented format - ORN Segment with Address is suitable for use in routing, geocoding, and mapping applications.
Dataset Language:
eng; CAN
Status: onGoing
Update Frequency: continual
Spatial Representation Type: vector
Extent
West Longitude: -95.156052
East Longitude: -74.34443
North Latitude: 52.632446
South Latitude: 41.734672
Supplemental Information:
The ORN is a horizontal initiative which reduces government duplication, i.e. all three levels of government working in the creation, maintenance and sharing of a common and standard road centreline database across Ontario. The ORN has a positional accuracy of 10 metres or better. It includes descriptions of road characteristics, such as street names, highway numbers, addresses, road classifications, surface type, direction of traffic flow, and speed limits. The ORN is available in both a Linear Referencing System (LRS) format, suitable for use in asset management systems, and a Segmented format, suitable for use in routing, geocoding, and mapping applications. The ORN is also available as a Web Map Service (WMS) allowing users to access current data directly into their GIS software. The ORN Road Net Element is a Linear Reference System (LRS) data set and includes attribute information such as: official street names, alternate street names, street address ranges, road class, direction and municipality. Other attribute events include blocked passage, toll point, junction, direction, jurisdiction, structure, road surface, route names and numbers, number of lanes and speed limit. A LRS localizes features (points and segments) by a measurement along a linear segment.