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How do you use a GeoWiki?

Professor Loren Terveen is working on Cyclopath, a geowiki for bicyclists in the Twin Cities. Cyclopath lets you enter personal "bikeability" ratings for roads and trails. The rating system helps find the best routes for the cyclist, and informs the biking community with a cyclist’s individual knowledge.

Cyclopath is a geowiki: an editable map where anyone can share notes about roads and trails, enter tags about special locations, and fix map problems - like missing trails. Hundreds of Twin Cities cyclists are already doing this, making Cyclopath the most comprehensive and up-to-date bicycle information resource in the world.

Find out more and try it out at cyclopath.org.