moved to @ebel@moytura.org utilise witches.town. Vous pouvez læ suivre et interagir si vous possédez un compte quelque part dans le "fediverse".
The Rhône flows into the sea at the Mediterranean Sea. Let's give that a score of 1. The Saône flows into the Rhône, so that's a score of 2. The Doubs flows into it, giving a score of 3. Using only named waterways, I wonder what's the highest scoring thing?
(This is sorta related to Strahler number maybe. I could probably figure this out from #OpenStreetMap)
I would also love to have/make an app which tells you what river you're beside and how that eventually flows into the sea/ocean. It's a type of distance that's not as the crow flies, but as the river flows.
@yomimono Oh awesome! And that site works for me now BTW
@ebel This reminded me of an excellent (unfortunately US-only) visualization of watersheds I saw presented at a conference once: https://github.com/embeepea/watersheds , it shows upstream in red and downstream in blue for arbitrary points. It looks like it might still be live at http://watersheds.fernleafinteractive.com/ , but it sits at "loading..." for a long time for me :(