Tag:leisure=swimming_pool
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 leisure = swimming_pool
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A swimming pool (water area only) 
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| Group: Leisure |
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Status: approved
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A 
swimming pool is a place built for swimming as a recreational activity or sport, typically taking the form of an excavated and lined pool.
How to map
Draw as an area 
along the outline of the swimming pool, or add a node 
at the center. Add leisure=swimming_pool.
The tag leisure=swimming_pool should only be used for the water area of the swimming pool. A facility containing one or more swimming pools (mainly focused on swimming as a sport) should be tagged:
- leisure=sports_centre + sport=swimming; or
- leisure=sports_hall + sport=swimming (single pool).
When micro-mapping, backyard and personal swimming pools should be tagged as access=private as to not confuse them with public swimming pools.
Tags to use in combination
- access=*: use access=private for private swimming pools and access=yes for swimming pools (or facilities) that are accessible for the public but may require paying an entrance fee
- fee=yes/no: to indicate whether or not an access fee is charged
- sport=swimming: swimming pools suitable for doing swimming as a sport
- length=*: length of the swimming pool in metres
- swimming_lanes=* this tag can indicate the number of available swimming lanes
- location=*: location of the swimming pool:
indoor,outdoororroof, or - depth=*, mindepth=*+maxdepth=*: depth or minimal/maximal depth of the swimming pool (if no unit is given, metre is assumed, see Map Features/Units)
- heating=*: use heating=yes on heated swimming pools or heating=no for no heating
- lifeguard=*: to indicate whether or not a lifeguard is present
- nudism=*: to indicate whether or not a nudism is allowed
- salt=*: to indicate if the pool is salt water or freshwater. tidal/rock/ocean pools would be salt=yes and aquatic centre pools in the suburbs would be salt=no.
- tidal=*: to distinguish tidal/ocean/rock pools built in the intertidal area of a coastline filled with sea water at high tide from suburban swimming pools filled via the water network.
See also
- Swimming and bathing
- leisure=sports_centre + sport=swimming: A facility containing one or more swimming pools that is mainly focused on swimming as a sport
- leisure=water_park: An amusement park featuring water play areas such as recreational pools, water slides or lazy rivers; not used for swimming as a sport
- amenity=public_bath: A facility where you can take a bath, e.g. an onsen, a hot spring, a hammam or a thermal bath
- leisure=swimming_area: An officially designated place where you can swim in a body of water such as a reservoir, river, lake, or the sea
- swimming_pool=yes: A facility that has a swimming pool
- leisure=playground + playground=splash_pad: A water feature for children to play at
- leisure=paddling_pool: a shallow pool, typically less than 30cm (1 ft.) deep, for children to play in
- leisure=hot_tub: a hot tub
Rendering
The standard map style renders leisure=swimming_pool as a light blue area.
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private swimming pools at single-family houses:  |