Tag:sport=volleyball

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sport = volleyball
Description
A sport played on a court with a solid or compact surface by two teams of 6 players, who hit the ball with their hands over the high net to the opponent's side, where it is not allowed to touch the ground. Show/edit corresponding data item.
Group: sports
Used on these elements
may 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)
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Useful combination
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Status: de facto

[W] Volleyball is a sport played on a court with a solid or compact surface (usually indoor) by two teams of 6 players, who hit the ball with their hands over the high net to the opponent's side, where it is not allowed to touch the ground.

How to map

Since sport=volleyball is a non-physical tag, it should be combined with other (physical) tags; e.g.:

  • leisure=pitch - For a volleyball court - an area designed for practising sport, normally designated with appropriate markings.
  • leisure=practice_pitch - A small place set up for practicing a given sport, but not appropriate for a full game.
  • leisure=sports_hall - A sufficiently large single room that is suitable for practising sports indoors and does not have a "centre" character.
  • leisure=sports_centre - A sports centre is a distinct facility where multiple sports take place within an enclosed area.
  • leisure=stadium - A major sports facility with substantial tiered seating.
  • shop=sports - A shop selling sports equipment and clothing.
  • club=sport - A club for the purpose of playing or supporting one or more sports.

Tags used in combination

  • name=* - The name of the pitch / spots hall / sports centre / shop etc.
  • operator=* - The name of the company, person or other entity operating a feature.
  • website=* - The official website of a place.
  • phone=* - The contact phone number of a place.
  • email=* - The contact email of a place.
  • access=yes/no/customers/private/... - Specifies whether it is possible to play on the pitch or access a sports venue.
  • opening_hours=* - Describes when a feature is open or closed in a standard format.
  • fee=* - Whether there is a charge for using the pitch.
  • charge=* - How much is charged for use a place.
  • payment:*=* - To indicate the precise method of payment.
  • stroller=yes/no/limited - Whether a place accessible with stroller, or not.
  • wheelchair=yes/no/limited - Whether a place is wheelchair accessible, or not.
  • surface=* - Describes the surface of a pitch.
  • lit=* - Indicates whether a pitch is lit.
  • indoor=yes/no - If the pitch is inside some building or not.

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Similar tags

  • sport=beachvolleyball - A sport played on a rectangular sand court by two teams of (usually) 2 players, who hit the ball with their hands over the high net to the opponent's side, where it is not allowed to touch the ground.
  • sport=handball - A sport played on a hard court by two teams of 7 players, who pass a ball with their hands to throw it into the opposing team's goal.
  • sport=beachhandball - A sport played on a sand court by two teams of 4 players, who pass a ball with their hands to throw it into the opposing team's goal.
  • sport=fistball - A sport played on a rectangular court by two teams of 5 players, who use their fists to hit the ball over the high net to the opponent's side, where it is allowed to touch the ground.
  • sport=american_handball - A sport played by singles or pairs against a wall on a one, three, or four-walled court. in which players use their hands to hit a small, rubber ball against a wall.
  • sport=footvolley - A sport played by two teams of (usually) 2 players on a sand court, who try to get the ball over a high net to the opponent's side, mainly by kicking it and without using their hands.
  • sport=sepak_takraw - A sport played by two teams of 3 players on a badminton-sized hard court, who try to get the ball over the high net to the opponent's side, mainly by kicking it and without using their hands.

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