The route of the E11 is based on Openstreetmap.org data. The route is obtained from waymarkedtrail.org.
The most recent version of the route can be seen on Waymarkedtrails and Openstreetmap. (Date version on this website)
E11 Netherlands waymarkedtrails.org openstreetmap.org (03-04-2018)
E11 Germany waymarkedtrails.org openstreetmap.org (03-04-2018)
E11 Poland waymarkedtrails.org openstreetmap.org (03-04-2018)
Heights have been added to Waymarkedtrails tracks using the website gpsvisualizer.com.
The exact locations of Cities, Towns, Villages and Hamlets are based on the locations that Openstreetmap or Google Maps gives. Usually this is somewhere in the center.
The distances in the table and on the map are an approximation!! This is because the actual routes from the E11 to the POI are not included.
The distance from a Point Of Interest (POI) to the E11 is the shortest distance to the E11 in a direct line.
The distances between two POIs (point 1 and point 2) are calculated as follows
Total distance = Distance point 1 to nearest point on the E11 + Distance point 2 to nearest point on the E11 + Distance between the two nearest points on the E11
If points 1 and 2 are close to the E11, the calculated distance is usually a good approximation.
If one of the two points is situated further from E11, the actual distance may differ (significantly) from the calculated distance.
It is recommended to check the route from a starting point to the E11 and from the E11 to the end of a stage! This may e.g. by zooming in on the map and checking for a path or road from the starting point to the E11 and from the E11 to the end point.
The track of the E11 is from different sources and may include errors. Also, the recorded POIs may include errors! It is recommended to check the track and points before walking the path!