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Designated trail

Cumberland Trail CMT

Tennessee State Park · Tennessee, United States

Published length
480 km298 miabout 300 mi planned, 220 built
Measured line
389.5 km242 mi−18.9% against published
Line
In the dataset, partialLicence: ODbL 1.0
Tier
RegionalA long trail of 80 km (50 mi) or more

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  • Main line

Line: OpenStreetMap, read 2026-11-08, drawn simplified to 30 m. Credit: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Base map: OpenFreeMap, © OpenMapTiles, data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

The record

Kind
Designated trailDesignated, maintained and published as one trail by a land agency or a trail association
Designation
Tennessee State Park
Tier
RegionalA long trail of 80 km (50 mi) or more
Listing
First setIn the first set of trails
Where
TN (Tennessee), United States
Published length
480 km298 miabout 300 mi planned, 220 built. A check value, not measured from the line.
Short name
CMT
Record ID
cumberland-trailStable: the directory name, never changed

Verification Checked 2026-11-08

Measured
YesThe line was downloaded and measured
Published
480 km298 mi
Measured
389.5 km242 migeodesic, from the line
Difference
−18.9%measured minus published
Parts
12pieces left after joining ends within 100 m
Within 15% of the published length Beyond 15%: the record must say why

Partly unbuilt, by design: 389.5 km in 12 parts against 480 km planned (300 mi). About 220 mi is built; the OSM line follows built segments plus some planned corridor. Kept: it is the best whole-corridor line that exists.

Why the lengths differ: see the notice in Download the line.

Source and licence

Line in this dataset
line.geojsonThe main line file of the record
Source status
OpenStreetMap onlyThe only source is an OpenStreetMap route relation
Publisher
Tennessee State Parks (publishes the trail; no open geometry found)
Source
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/13968933Where to ask for the line: a layer or relation page
Line source
OpenStreetMap
Format
OpenStreetMap relation, read through Overpass or a Geofabrik extract
Main line
OSM 13968933.How the main line is told apart from alternates, connectors and side trails
Coordinates
EPSG:4326What the source stores; published files are longitude/latitude (EPSG:4326)
Licence
ODbL 1.0
Credit
© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)The credit line to show, as the source asks
May be passed on
YesThe source's terms allow its line to be passed on
OpenStreetMap only
YesOpenStreetMap is the only source of the included line
Source checked
2026-11-08
Newer release?
osm-relation-version: Overpass rel(ID); out meta; (version and timestamp), or the Geofabrik replication diff; fetch again when it changesHow to tell whether the source has a newer release

What the source says

OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0 (share-alike). Credit: © OpenStreetMap contributors. The OpenStreetMap copyright page states: 'You are free to copy, distribute, transmit and adapt our data, as long as you credit OpenStreetMap and its contributors.' (https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright, read 2026-11-09). The line included here is from OpenStreetMap, relation 13968933.

With the page it was read on. Not legal advice.

OpenStreetMap

Relation
13968933
Note
Downloaded 2026-11-08; release.txt has the relation version and timestamp.

Logo

Shown only to identify the trail

This logo belongs to Tennessee State Parks; Cumberland Trail Conference. It is not covered by this dataset’s licences, and no right to use it for any other purpose is given or implied.

A holder who wants a logo removed, replaced or credited differently can ask; see Logos.

Status
Logo in useThe trail has a logo
Holder
Tennessee State Parks; Cumberland Trail Conference
File
shield.svg
Note
No logo or shield policy found. Treat as the maintaining organisation's mark.
Every field of the record, with its exact value

As stored in trail.toml. The record schema says what each field means.

FieldValue
idcumberland-trail
nameCumberland Trail
short_nameCMT
countryUS
regions[0]TN
length_km480
length_noteabout 300 mi planned, 220 built
tierregional
designationTennessee State Park
wave1
source.statusosm-only
source.publisherTennessee State Parks (publishes the trail; no open geometry found)
source.urlhttps://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/13968933
source.discoveryosm-relation-version: Overpass `rel(ID); out meta;` (version and timestamp), or the Geofabrik replication diff; fetch again when it changes
source.formatOpenStreetMap relation, read through Overpass or a Geofabrik extract
source.crsEPSG:4326
source.licenceODbL-1.0
source.licence_textOpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0 (share-alike). Credit: © OpenStreetMap contributors. The OpenStreetMap copyright page states: 'You are free to copy, distribute, transmit and adapt our data, as long as you credit OpenStreetMap and its contributors.' (https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright, read 2026-11-09). The line included here is from OpenStreetMap, relation 13968933.
source.attributionOpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
source.osm_onlytrue
source.mainlineOSM 13968933.
source.source_checked2026-11-08
source.redistributabletrue
source.line_sourceOpenStreetMap
source.line_fileline.geojson
source.length_gap_notePartly unbuilt, by design: 389.5 km in 12 parts against 480 km planned (300 mi). About 220 mi is built; the OSM line follows built segments plus some planned corridor. Kept: it is the best whole-corridor line that exists.
osm.relation13968933
osm.noteDownloaded 2026-11-08; release.txt has the relation version and timestamp.
shield.statususe-real-logo
shield.logo_sourcehttps://cumberlandtrail.org/
shield.contactTennessee State Parks; Cumberland Trail Conference
shield.noteNo logo or shield policy found. Treat as the maintaining organisation's mark.
shield.logo_fileshield.svg
shield.logo_ownerTennessee State Parks; Cumberland Trail Conference
verification.verifiedtrue
verification.date2026-11-08
verification.measured_km389.5
verification.difference_percent-18.9
verification.parts12
verification.notePartly unbuilt, by design: 389.5 km in 12 parts against 480 km planned (300 mi). About 220 mi is built; the OSM line follows built segments plus some planned corridor. Kept: it is the best whole-corridor line that exists.