Tag:line_arrangement=semi_vertical

line_arrangement = semi_vertical
Description
Bundles of the line are arranged vertically but middle elements may be slightly shifted horizontally, on their support.
Group: infrastructure
Used on these elements
Useful combination
power=pole power=tower power=insulator man_made=utility_pole line_attachment=* line_management=*
Status: approved
line_arrangement=semi_vertical $1% $1% $1% $1% More details at taginfo More details at taginfo
Tools for this tag
taginfo · AD · AT · BR · BY · CH · CN · CZ · DE · DK · FI · FR · GB · GR · HU · IN · IR · IT · LI · LU · JP · KP · KR · NL · PL · PT · RU · ES · AR · MX · CO · TW · UA · US · VN overpass-turbo OSM Tag History

For general knowledge about lines, bundles and arrangements, please refer to line_arrangement=* page for global guidelines.

As per IEC 466-05-07, bundles of the line are arranged vertically but middle elements may be slightly shifted horizontally, on their support. It covers at least two patterns:

• Top and down bundles are on a strict vertical axis and middle elements slightly shift left or right.
• Bundles are along an oblique axis forming an angle of less than 45° with the vertical.

Any other possibility would lead to triangular
Vertical arrangements are very often on one support side. Consider triangular when bundles are installed on either side of their support.

Examples

Overhead power

Photo	Location	Tagging	Note
	UK	power=tower line_attachment=suspension (optional line_management=straight) line_arrangement=semi_vertical	A classical power tower with straight two circuits line arranged in semi vertical pattern.
	France	power=tower line_attachment=suspension line_management=straight line_arrangement=semi_vertical	Two power circuits bundles are arranged along an oblique axis forming an angle of less than 45° with vertical, then it's semi horizontal arrangement.