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Chiar daca in mod intentionat OpenStreetMap nu impune restrictii asupra continutului "Cheilor" si a "Valorilor" acestora, este utila o conventie uniforma la care sa adere editorii. Scopul aceastei pagini este de a oferi cateva sugestii in acest sens.

Continutul initial provine prin preluarea si adaptarea listei din limba engleza. Nu se vrea a fi o lista completa, asa ca sunteti incurajati sa va adaugati propriile sugestii pe pagina proposed features.

  • Pentru a intelege ce inseamna denumirile Nod/Segment/Cale/Zona, vedeti pagina: Elements.
  • Daca nu gasiti aici ceea ce cautati, incercati Proposed features. Acolo sunt prezentate sugestiile celorlalti utilizatori (pe care le puteti sustine), si tot acolo puteti sa adaugati propriile dvs. sugestii.
  • Pentru sugerarea unei noi iconite (pictograme), folositi Proposed Icons.
  • Va sugeram sa cititi si Editing Standards and Conventions.

Randurile tabelelor sunt ordonate dupa urmatoarele criterii: 1. relevanta, 2. tematica, 3. ordine alfanumerica.


Contents

Date Geofizice

Autostrazi

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
highway motorway way A restricted access major divided highway, normally with 2 or more running lanes plus emergency hard shoulder. Equivalent to the Freeway, Autobahn etc.. Image:Rendering-highway motorway.png
highway motorway_link way The link roads (sliproads / ramps) leading to and from a motorway. Normally with the same motorway restrictions. .. Image:Rendering-highway motorway link.png
highway trunk way Important roads that aren't motorways. Typically maintained by central, not local government. Need not necessarily be a divided highway. In the UK, many 2digit "A" roads (eg A34) were formally designated Trunk roads although that definition is no longer absolute... Image:Rendering-highway trunk.png
highway trunk_link way The link roads (sliproads / ramps) leading to and from a trunk road. .. Image:Rendering-highway trunk link.png
highway primary way Administrative classification in the UK, generally linking larger towns. Image:Rendering-highway primary.png
highway primary_link way The link roads (sliproads / ramps) leading to and from a primary road.  
highway secondary way Administrative classification in the UK, generally linking smaller towns and villages Image:Rendering-highway secondary.png
highway tertiary way A "C" road in the UK. Generally for use on roads wider than 4 metres (13') in width, and for faster/wider minor roads that aren't A or B roads. In the UK, they tend to have dashed lines down the middle, whereas unclassified roads don't. Image:Rendering-highway_tertiary.png
highway unclassified way No administrative classification. Unclassified roads typically form the lowest form of the interconnecting grid network.
Note: This is not a marker for roads where we still need to choose a highway tag.
Image:Rendering-highway unclassified.png
highway track way unpaved/unsealed roads for agricultural use; gravel roads in the forest etc. Image:Rendering-highway track.png
highway residential way roads accessing or around residential areas but which are not a classified or unclassified highway. Image:Rendering-highway residential.png
highway service way generally for access to a building, motorway service station, beach, campsite, industrial estate, business park, etc. This is also commonly used for access to parking and trash collection. Sometimes called an alley, particularly in the US. Image:Rendering-highway service.png
highway bridleway way For horses, (in the UK, generally footpaths on which horses are also permitted) Image:Rendering-highway bridleway.png
highway cycleway way For designated cycleways, i.e. mainly/exclusively for bicycles. If pedestrians are allowed as well, you can indicate this by adding a foot=yes tag. Note: names are not rendered currently.Image:Rendering-highway cycleway.png
highway footway way For designated footpaths, i.e. mainly/exclusively for pedestrians. This includes walking tracks and gravel paths. If bicycles are allowed as well, you can indicate this by adding a bicycle=yes tag. Note: names are not rendered currently. Image:Rendering-highway footway.png
highway pedestrian way For Roads , i.e. mainly/exclusively for pedestrians /Shopping Areas  
highway steps way For flights of steps on footwaysImage:Rendering-highway steps.png
highway mini_roundabout node  
highway stop node    
highway traffic_signals node   Image:Rendering-traffic_singals.jpg  
highway crossing node    
highway gate node    
highway stile node Allow pedestrians to cross a wall or fence  
highway cattle_grid node Bars in the road surface that allow wheeled vehicles but not animals to cross. Sometimes known as a Texas Gate, even outside of Texas  
highway toll_booth node A road usage toll or fee is collected here  
highway incline node A slope or hill, may encounter slow moving trucks  
highway incline_steep node    
highway bridge node Do not use this! Use bridge=yes, combined with layer=..., as a way attribute. See Mapping/Features/Bridge. Instead set the highway to the highway type that is going over the bridge.  
highway viaduct node A high and/or long bridge - more commonly carries water or trains (but see also waterway=aqueduct)  
highway motorway_junction node Indicates a junction (UK) or exit (US) ref should be set to the exit number or junction identifier.  
highway services node    
highway ford nodeThe road crosses a stream or river, vehicles must enter the water node  
highway bus_stop node A small bus stop. Larger stations should be tagged as amenity=bus_station instead.  
highway User Defined node/way    
junction roundabout way This automatically implies oneway=yes, the oneway direction is defined by the segment direction. This applies on a way, tagged with highway=<something> already
junction User Defined way    

Cycleway

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
cycleway lane way A lane is a route that lies within the roadway    
cycleway track way A track is a route that is separate from the road.    
cycleway opposite_lane way lane in the opposite way (a "contraflow" lane)    
cycleway opposite_track way track in the opposite way (that is, separate from the road)    
cycleway opposite way just permitted to cycle in the opposite way (one way street except for cycles). Note - such streets are common in the Netherlands and Denmark, for example, but do not exist anywhere in the UK: where it looks like they do, actually the street is two-way as normal for its whole length except for the very short section past the no-entry sign at the end, where cycles are excepted from the no-entry by means of a short lane separated by an island. This is called a "cycle plug". In some places this has been represented as a tiny segment of one way street at the end with an adjacent cycleway, forming a little triangle with the road they join to.    
cycleway User Defined way      

Tracktype

A highway of type track may use the following values to describe the track. See also the current discussion to surface key.

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
tracktype grade1 way paved track or heavily compacted hardcore.    
tracktype grade2 way unpaved track; surface of gravel or densely packed dirt/sand.    
tracktype grade3 way unpaved track; A mixture of hard materials and soft. Quite compact    
tracktype grade4 way unpaved track; tire marks, with plant growth in between. Mostly dirt, but some hard materials, or very compressed materials mixed in.    
tracktype grade5 way unpaved track; subtle tire marks, lack of hardcore, Soft with low grip, subtle on the landscape.    

Waterway

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
waterway river way River (Other languages).    
waterway canal way An artificial open waterway used for transportation, waterpower, or irrigation.((478) Other languages).    
waterway stream way a naturally-forming waterway that is too thin to be classed as a river. Maybe you can just jump over it.    
waterway drain way An artificial waterway for carrying storm water or industrial discharge.    
waterway dock way An 'enclosed' area of water used for loading, unloading, building or repairing ships.    
waterway lock_gate node A thing to raise/lower the water level for vessels, often found in canals.    
waterway turning_point node A place to turn the driving direction for vessels, where the boats are longer than the river/canal is wide.    
waterway aqueduct node A bridge carrying a channel for supplying water (Other languages).    
waterway boatyard node Boat yard - a place for constructing, repairing and storing vessels out of the water.    
waterway water_point node A place to get fresh water e.g. for caravans.    
waterway waste_disposal node A place to release used water e.g. for caravans.    
waterway mooring node A place for anchoring vessels.    
waterway weir node A barrier built across a river, usually to divert water for industrial purposes. Water can still flow over the top.    
waterway User Defined node/way      

Railway

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
railway station node Railway station (Other languages).  
railway halt node A small station, may not have a platform, trains may only stop on request.  
railway viaduct node A high or long bridge with intermediate support piers (Other languages).    
railway crossing node A point where pedestrians may cross.    
railway level_crossing node A point where rails and roads cross.    
railway rail way Full sized passenger or freight trains in the standard gauge for the country or state  
railway tram way One or two carriage rail vehicles, usually sharing motor road (Other languages)  
railway light_rail way Short/light passenger trains. Metro systems.    
railway subway way A passenger rail service running mostly underground.    
railway preserved way Changed to preserved from preserved_rail as "rail" is redundant. A railway running historic trains, usually a tourist attraction.    
railway disused way A section of railway which is no longer used but where the track and infrastructure remains in place.    
railway abandoned way The course of a former railway which has been abandoned and the track and infrastucture removed. Designation not to be used if the feature has been turned into another use, eg cycleway.    
railway narrow_gauge way Narrow-gauge passenger or freight trains.    
railway Monorail way A railway with only a single a rail.    
railway User Defined node/way      

Aeroway

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
aeroway aerodrome node An Aerodrome (UK), Airport (US), see also military=airfield    
aeroway terminal node Airport passenger building    
aeroway helipad node Helicopter start/landing pad    
aeroway runway way A strip of land kept clear and set aside for airplanes to take off from and land on. (Other languages)  
aeroway taxiway way Where airplanes manouevre between runways and parking areas.  
aeroway apron area A place where planes are parked.    
aeroway User Defined node/way      

Aerialway

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
aerialway cable_car way A cabin or gondola cable car run.    
aerialway chair_lift way An open chairlift run.    
aerialway drag_lift way An overhead tow-line for skiers and riders.    

Power

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
power tower node For towers or pylons carrying high voltage electricty cables. Normally constructed from steel latticework. Should not be used for electricity or telephone cables carried on single wooden poles.    
power line way A way following the path of power cables.    

Man Made

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
man_made works node      
man_made beacon node      
man_made survey_point node      
man_made power_wind node      
man_made power_hydro node      
man_made power_fossil node      
man_made power_nuclear node      
man_made tower node      
man_made water_tower node      
man_made gasometer node      
man_made reservoir_covered node/area      
man_made lighthouse node      
man_made windmill node windmill  
man_made pier way/area      
man_made User Defined node      

Leisure

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
leisure sports_centre node/area      
leisure golf_course node/area      
leisure stadium node/area A major sports arena with substantial tiered seating    
leisure marina node/area For mooring leisure yachts and motor boats    
leisure track node/area e.g. running, cycle-racing, greyhound, horses    
leisure pitch node/area e.g. a field for playing football/soccer, cricket, baseball sports    
leisure water_park node/area      
leisure slipway node Boats can be launched here    
leisure fishing node/area      
leisure nature_reserve node/area      
leisure park node/area      
leisure playground node/area      
leisure garden node/area      
leisure common node/area An area where the public can walk anywhere (UK)    
leisure User Defined node/area      

Amenity

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
amenity restaurant node Restaurant (not fast food)    
amenity pub node A place selling beer and other alcholic drinks; may also provide food or accommodation (UK)    
amenity biergarten node http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biergarten    
amenity fast_food node Fast Food Restaurant    
amenity cafe node a cafe Image:Coffee.png  
amenity parking node/area Car Park. Only nodes will get a parking symbol. Areas will be colored.  
amenity bicycle_parking node/area Park for bicycles    
amenity fuel node Petrol station; gas station; marine fuel; ...    
amenity telephone node      
amenity toilets node      
amenity recycling node recycling facilities (bottle banks etc.)  
amenity public_building node/area      
amenity place_of_worship node A church, mosque, or temple, etc. Note that you also need religion=<whatever>, usually denomination=<whatever> and preferably name=<whatever> as well as amenity=place_of_worship. See the article for details.    
amenity grave_yard node/area A (smaller) place of burial, often you'll find a church nearby. Large places should be landuse=cemetery instead.    
amenity post_office node      
amenity post_box node      
amenity school node/area school and grounds  
amenity university node/area a University campus or buildings  
amenity college node/area a College campus or buildings  
amenity supermarket node/area      
amenity pharmacy node Pharmacy
dispensing=yes
dispensing=no or omitted
Image:Pharmacy_dispencing.png
Image:Pharmacy_nondispensing.png
 
amenity hospital node/area      
amenity library node      
amenity police node      
amenity fire_station node      
amenity bus_station node Bus Station (this is a big station, a bus stop is highway=bus_stop)    
amenity theatre node a theatre or opera house  
amenity cinema node a cinema  
amenity arts_centre node arts centre  
amenity courthouse node a place where justice is dispensed  
amenity prison node a prison    
amenity bank node a bank (for a bank that also has an ATM, use amenity=bank;atm)    
amenity atm node an ATM or cash point    
amenity User Defined node      

Shop

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
shop bakers node bakers    
shop butchers node butchers    
shop candle_stick_
makers
node      
shop User Defined node      

Tourism

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
tourism information node      
tourism camp_site node/area      
tourism caravan_site node/area      
tourism picnic_site node/area      
tourism viewpoint node      
tourism theme_park node/area      
tourism hotel node Wikipedia:Hotel    
tourism motel node Wikipedia:Motel    
tourism guest_house node Wikipedia:Guest House    
tourism hostel node Wikipedia:Hostel    
tourism attraction node/area      
tourism User Defined node/area      

Historic

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
historic castle node Other languages    
historic monument node An object, especially large and made of stone, built to remember and show respect to a person or group of people. Other languages    
historic museum node Other languages    
historic archaeological_site node/area      
historic icon node      
historic ruins node/area      
historic User Defined node      

Landuse

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
landuse farm node/area Animals, vegetables, flowers, fruit growing (Other languages)    
landuse quarry node/area Surface mineral extraction (Other languages)    
landuse landfill node/area Place where waste is dumped upon. Other languages    
landuse basin node/area Other languages    
landuse reservoir node/area Stores water, may covered or uncovered ((3196) Other languages)    
landuse forest node/area Managed forest or woodland plantation (Other languages)    
landuse allotments node/area A piece of land given over to local residents for growing vegetables and flowers (UK)    
landuse residential node/area Predominantly houses or apartment buildings    
landuse retail node/area Predominantly shops    
landuse commercial node/area Predominantly offices    
landuse industrial node/area Predominantly workshops, factories or warehouses    
landuse brownfield node/area Describes land scheduled for new development where old buildings have been demolished and cleared    
landuse greenfield node/area Describes land scheduled for new development where there have been no buildings before    
landuse cemetery node/area Place for burials. Smaller places (e.g. with a church nearby) may use amenity=grave_yard instead.  
landuse village_green node/area An area of common land, usually grass, in the centre of a village (quintessentially English - defined separately from 'common land' under the Commons Registration ACt 1965 and the Commons Act 2006)    
landuse recreation_ground node/area An open green space for general recreation, which may include pitches, nets and so on, usually municipal but possibly also private to colleges or companies    
landuse User Defined node/area      

Military

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
military airfield node/area      
military bunker node      
military barracks node/area      
military danger_area node/area      
military range node/area      
military User Defined node/area      

Natural

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
natural spring node A place where ground water flows naturally from the ground ((hydrology, land) (3596) Other languages)    
natural peak node top of a hill or mountain    
natural cliff node/area Rock face    
natural scree node/area Loose rock    
natural scrub node/area Uncultivated land covered with bushes or stunted trees    
natural fell node/area Bare upper lying uncultivated land principally covered with grass and often grazed.    
natural heath node/area Bare lower lying uncultivated land with bushes but little or no tree cover.    
natural wood node/area Natural woodland (trees)    
natural marsh node/area waterlogged area    
natural water node/area      
natural coastline node/way/area The coastline should run anti-clockwise, for it to show correctly.    
natural mud node/area (Other languages)    
natural beach node/area Beach: sand, gravel or pebble (Other languages)    
natural bay node/area Bay (Other languages)    
natural land node/area Land that exists within another area, such as a lake. (i.e an island) Layering may also be required])    
natural User Defined node/area      

Non Physical

Route

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
route bus way      
route ferry way      
route flight way      
route ncn way ncn = National Cycle Network (in the UK)    
route subsea way      
route ski way      
route tour way      
route pub_crawl way      
route User Defined way      

Boundary

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
boundary national area      
boundary administrative area e.g. State, county, local council    
boundary civil area      
boundary political area Electoral boundaries    
boundary national_park area Area of outstanding natural beauty, set aside for conservation and for recreation (Other languages)    
boundary User Defined area      

Sport

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
sport 10pin node/area      
sport athletics node/area      
sport baseball node/area      
sport basketball node/area      
sport bowls node/area      
sport climbing node/area      
sport cricket node/area      
sport cricket_nets node/area      
sport croquet node/area      
sport cycling node/area      
sport dog_racing node/area      
sport equestrian node/area      
sport football node/area      
sport golf node/area      
sport gymnastics node/area      
sport hockey node/area      
sport horse_racing node/area      
sport motor node/area      
sport multi node/area      
sport pelota node/area      
sport racquet node/area      
sport rugby node/area      
sport skating node/area      
sport skateboard node/area      
sport soccer node/area      
sport swimming node/area      
sport skiing node/area      
sport table_tennis node/area      
sport tennis node/area      

Abutters

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
abutters residential way predominantly houses and apartments    
abutters retail way predominantly shops    
abutters industrial way predominantly workshops, factories, warehouses    
abutters commercial way office buildings, business parks, etc.    
abutters mixed way      

Accessories

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
fenced yes/no way      
lit yes/no way Street lighting    

Properties

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
area yes area Making a closed way render solid    
bridge yes way      
tunnel yes way      
cutting yes way      
embankment yes way      
lanes Num way Number of travel lanes in each (or only permitted) direction    
layer -5 to 5 way This numerical tag used to be `elevation', however it got renamed due to confusion with the ele and altitude tags used by tracklog imports.    
surface paved/unpaved way      
width Num way Width of way in metres    
start_date Date way Date feature was created    
end_date Date way Date feature was removed    

Restrictions

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
access yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way General access permission. 'permissive' means there is no legally-enshrined right of access, but the landowner has allowed it at his/her discretion. 'private' means access is restricted to the landowner.    
bicycle yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Access permission for bicycles. For values see above    
foot yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Access permission for pedestrians. For values see above    
goods yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Vans and trucks?? See above    
hgv yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Access permission for Heavy Goods Vehicles (UK), e.g. trucks. See above    
horse yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Access permission for horse riders. For values see above    
motorcycle yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Access permission for motorcycles. For values see above    
motorcar yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Access permission for (motor) cars. For values see above    
psv yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way Access permission for Public Service Vehicles (UK), e.g. buses and coaches. See above    
motorboat yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way      
boat yes/private/ permissive/ unknown/no way      
oneway yes (or true or 1)/
no (or false or -1)
way The permitted direction for a segment, is indicated by segment direction (enable arrows!). -1 for oneway direction opposed to segment direction.    
noexit yes way A dead end road/cul de sac with only one access road    
date_on Date way Date restriction starts    
date_off Date way Date restriction stops    
day_on Day of Week way Day restriction starts    
day_off Day of Week way Day restriction stops    
hour_on Time way Time restriction starts    
hour_off Time way Time restriction stops    
maxweight Num way Weight limit in tonnes    
maxheight Num way height limit in metres    
maxwidth Num way width limit in metres    
maxlength Num way length limit in metres    
maxspeed Num way Maximum speed in km/hr    
minspeed Num way Minimum speed in km/hr    
toll yes node/way/area Toll or fee must be paid to access way, see also highway=toll_booth    

Naming

Name

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
name User Defined node/way/area The common default name    
int_name User Defined node/way/area International name    
nat_name User Defined node/way/area National name    
reg_name User Defined node/way/area Regional name    
loc_name User Defined node/way/area Local name    
old_name User Defined node/way/area Historical name    
name:lg User Defined node/way/area Name in different language eg. name:fr=Londres. See: Bilingual_street_names    

References

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
ref User Defined node/way/area The common default reference (eg M25)    
int_ref User Defined node/way/area International reference (eg E30)    
nat_ref User Defined node/way/area National reference    
reg_ref User Defined node/way/area Regional reference    
loc_ref User Defined node/way/area Local reference    
old_ref User Defined node/way/area Historical reference    
ncn_ref User Defined node/way/area he number reference (eg N54) of the National Cycle Network Route.    
source ref User Defined node/way/area To record the URI, source reference (eg Landsat) or other link to physical sources.    
icao and iata User Defined node/way/area International airport codes    

Places

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
place continent node/area continent    
place country node/area country    
place state node/area state    
place region node/area region    
place county node/area county    
place city node/area As defined by national/state/provincial government. Often over 100,000 people    
place town node/area As defined by national/state/provincial government. Generally smaller than a city, between 10,000 and 100,000 people    
place village node/area As defined by national/state/provincial government. Generally smaller than a town, below 10,000 people    
place hamlet node/area As defined by national/state/provincial government. Generally smaller than a village, just a few houses    
place suburb node/area Named area of town or city. Often a suburb is its own municipality, with separate government, and should be tagged as such.    
place island node/area identifies an island    


Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
place_name User Defined area Only for areas. For nodes use 'name' instead (see Notes). It may do no harm to use both, though.    
place_numbers User Defined node/way/area For property numbers    
postal_code User Defined node/way/area The postal code    
is_in User Defined node/way/area For categorisation - for example place=suburb; name=Eccleshall; is_in=Sheffield,South Yorkshire,England,UK    

Annotation

some keys are allowed with one of the following values.

Key Value Element Comment Example Photo
note User Defined node/way/area There is a map where you can view notes    
image URI node/way/area Reference to an image (use the "source_ref" key below when the image is referencing the source of the element)    
source extrapolation node/way/area Extension of information from a known source    
source knowledge node/way/area Local or common knowledge    
source historical node/way/area from out-of-copyright mapping or other historical document    
source image node/way/area photograph or video    
source survey node/way/area gpx track or other physical survey    
source voice node/way/area Voice recordings, eg dictaphone    
source User Defined node/way/area      
source_ref User Defined node/way/area To record the URI, source reference (eg Landsat) or other link to physical sources.    
created_by User Defined node/way/area Defined by the editor used (JOSM, applet, osmeditor, etc), mainly to deal with Utf8 errors. Should not be changed manually.    
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