Key:pitlatrine

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Pit Latrine
Status: Abandoned (inactive)
Proposed by: "SeanBlaschke"
Tagging: "pitlatrine"="yes"
Applies to: "Node, Area, Relation"
Definition: "Toilet is a latrine, a receptacle (as a pit in the earth) for use as a toilet"
Rendered as: "picture"
Draft start: "2011-10-22"
RFC start: ""
Vote start: ""
Vote end: ""

Proposal: We are trying to map pit latrines, with various attributes. The current, closest related item - 'toilet' - fits a very narrow use case and does not cover the types of feces receptacles we require to map and which are the most common type of toilet in the world. The proposed tag does not exist, is not a proposal in progress, or is a rejected tag. Pit latrines are a destination in itself, with over a billion worldwide. Size of latrines can be be individual (2x2m), or larger latrine stances (10X2m). It can be used for research (for example, UNICEF is interested in latrine to pupil ratios in schools), and even assist in route planning (the need to know where public restrooms can be very important).


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Description

Toilet is a latrine, a receptacle (as a pit in the earth) for use as a toilet. definition

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Can be attached on nodes Unknown or not included in the template Can be attached on areas Unknown or not included in the template

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Description

Denotes that the amenity=toilets are Latrines. Latrines in most cases will not have a seat but require to squat.

Usage

Use this tag in combination with other tags, most frequently in combination with amenity=toilets.

amenity=toilets


Implications

A value of no (or no value) implies the amenity=toilets are seatable, can be flushed and are connected to a sewage system.

Tags to use in combination

Standard combination tags (all proposed)

Examples

Newly constructed pit latrines in Uganda

Related terms:pitlatrine.

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