Lithuania/idiosyncratic mapping
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Some mapping practices in Lithuania are unusual by worldwide standards.
Highway classification
The highway=* tag for roads may vary erratically where there are short stretches of paving on an otherwise unpaved road (for instance bridges). For more info see [1][2][3][4]
- As of 6 June 2022[update] these discrepancies have disappeared from the map.
addr:contact
addr:nostreet
Street names
Names of streets may be abbreviated contrary to usual OSM practice.
Overpass queries
- a. (aikštė)
- aklg. (akligatvis)
- al. (alėja)
- aplinkl. (aplinkkelis)
- g. (gatvė)
- kel. (kelias)
- pl. (plentas)
- pr. (prospektas)
- skg. (skersgatvis)
- skv. (skveras)
- tak. (takas)
- All names ending with .
Sidewalks
Sidewalks near a road may not be mapped with separate ways [1]
Wikipedia links
The tag wikipedia=* may be used where subject:wikipedia=* would be expected elsewhere[2].
References
- Documentation of Lithuanian mapping practices (Lithuanian)