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+/- barrier=wall Description A wall is a freestanding structure, designed to restrict or prevent movement across a boundary, typically made from solid brick, concrete or rocks, and almost always built so that it is opaque to vision. Used on these elements Useful combination height=* wall=* Status Undefined Tools for this tag Combinations worldwide in Australia/Oceania in Europe (list) in Asia (list) in Central America (list) in South America (list) in Africa (list)  (via overpass turbo - help)

A wall is a freestanding structure, designed to restrict or prevent movement across a boundary, typically made from solid brick, concrete or rocks, and almost always built so that it is opaque to vision.

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barrier=wall

Use height=* to specify how tall the wall is.

Wall details

The tag wall=* can be used to provide details of the wall. The value should indicate the principal feature of the wall, which could be the type, the purpose, or the building method, including the following:

• wall=jersey_barrier
• wall=gabion
• wall=seawall
• wall=flood_wall
• wall=dry_stone

The building material can also be tagged with material=*, if necessary, using values like stone, brick, concrete, and wood.

See wall=no for a tagging of open buildings from an import in France.

Related tags

• barrier=city_wall

Related Terms: <facade> <block> <wall> <hindrance> <barrier>