Tag:leisure=slipway

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+/-Mini-osm-logo.png leisure=slipway

One example for leisure=slipway

Description

A slipway is a ramp into the water for launching a boat.

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

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A slipway is a ramp into the water for launching a boat. In Australia they are referred to as boat ramps. In the US they are often referred to as boat landings as well as boat ramps (boat launches).

They are typically simply a concrete ramp at the end of an access road or track into the water. The boat owner backs a vehicle with a boat trailer down the ramp until the trailer is in the water and floats the boat off.

Larger boat ramps may include winding gear and cranes for handling larger vessels that might be trucked in.

How to Map

A typical mapping might be to make a short highway=service way to the water's edge and make the final node a leisure=slipway. Maybe add vehicle=yes to the way if applicable.

If by crane see also man_made=crane and crane:type=*

Mf node.png for crane


Example

Picture/Description Tags Mapnik Osmarender
800px-Swanage lifeboat on its slipway 1.JPG leisure=slipway --- Osmarender slipway.png

See slipway in Ryde for a reference.

Related terms: slipway.

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