Tag:landuse=allotments

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+/- landuse=allotments Description An allotment site. Used on these elements Useful combination name=* operator=* Status Approved 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)

Description

See  allotment (gardening) on Wikipedia

Allotment gardens are characterised by a concentration in one place of a few or up to several hundreds of land parcels that are assigned to individuals or families.

In allotment gardens, the parcels are cultivated individually, contrary to other community garden types where the entire area is tended collectively by a group of people. The individual size of a parcel ranges between 15 and 400 square meters, and often the plots include a shed for tools and shelter. The individual gardeners are organised in an allotment association which leases the land from the owner who may be a public, private or ecclesiastical entity, provided that it is only used for gardening (i.e. growing vegetables, fruits and flowers), but not for residential purposes.

Tagging

Tagging scheme for landuse=allotments

Tag	Description
name=*	Name of site.
plots=*	The total number of individual plots.
operator=*	Name of operator responsible for the long term maintenance of the site. In the United Kingdom this is often the local council (unless privately run).
user=*	Name of user group (association). Often also responsible for leasing out the individual plots and acting as a point of contact between members and the Operator.

Rendering

Mapnik	Osmarender	OpenCycleMap

Notes

Note that this tag is for the entire site, rather than individual plots.

Translations

• Norwegian: kolonihage
• Swedish: koloniträdgård
• Danish: Kolonihave
• Español: Huertos de Ocio
• Finnish: Viljelypalsta
• Polish: Ogródki działkowe