Key:abandoned:landuse

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abandoned:landuse
Description
A land-use feature that has been abandoned and has fallen into serious disrepair, but which is still visible in the landscape. Show/edit corresponding data item.
Group: landuse
Used on these elements
should not be used on nodesshould not be used on waysmay be used on areas (and multipolygon relations)should not be used on relations (except multipolygon relations)
Documented values: 2
See also
Status: in use

The key key abandoned:landuse=* with lifecycle prefix abandoned:*=* describes a land-use feature that has been abandoned and has fallen into serious disrepair, but which is still visible in the landscape.

Areas that are no longer used but could be used again at any time can instead be described with disused:*=* / disused:landuse=* or disused=yes (see also abandoned:landuse=quarry).

Values

Frequent values:

Examples

Examples of other lifecycle prefixes

Similar tags

  • abandoned=yes - The same meaning as abandoned:*=*, but used as a property. Use of this tag is discouraged for some features, and where more than one main feature is tagged on the same database element (see One feature, one OSM element).
  • disused:landuse=* - A land-use feature that is disused but remains in good repair, or which may be mothballed for future use.
  • disused=yes - The same meaning as disused:*=*, but used as a property.
  • demolished:landuse=* - Recently demolished land-use feature.
  • was:landuse=* - A land-use feature that no longer exists, but has a high probability of being re-added by an unverified edit because it was formerly present or is still visible in aerial or satellite imagery.
  • destroyed:landuse=* - Destroyed land-use feature by an event other than intentional demolition.
  • landuse=brownfield - Land which was developed which is no longer in use. Brownfield land may be vacant or scheduled for future development.
  • landuse=greenfield - Undeveloped land scheduled to turn into a construction site.

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