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Natural watercourses | ||||||
| waterway | river | 
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A river is a wide, natural watercourse that flows from a source to an ocean, sea, lake or another river. For narrow naturally-formed waterways, see waterway=stream.
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| waterway | stream |
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A naturally-formed waterway that is too narrow to be classed as a river. An active, able-bodied person should be able to jump over it. |  |
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| waterway | tidal_channel |
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A natural tidal waterway within the coastal marine environment with bi-directional flow of salty water which depends on the tides. | |||
| waterway | flowline |
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Slow-moving flow through a water body. | |||
Artificial waterways | ||||||
| waterway | canal |
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An artificial open flow waterway used to carry useful water for transportation, waterpower, or irrigation. (Other languages). | |
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| waterway | pressurised |
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A waterway where water is flowing in a fully enclosed conduit and subject to pressure; this includes gravity-driven penstocks and siphons and pump-driven pipelines, for example. |  | ||
| waterway | drain |
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An artificial free flow waterway used for carrying superfluous water like storm water or industrial discharge, usually lined with concrete, stones or similar. | |
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| waterway | ditch |
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A small artificial free flow waterway used for carrying superfluous water for drainage or irrigation purposes, usually unlined. | |
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| waterway | link |
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A navigable connection over the surface of a body of water. Typical use cases include connecting an access point on shore to a river's centerline or slipway to the flowline in a lake. | |||
| waterway | fairway |
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A navigable route in a lake or sea marked by buoys. The navigable area marked by the buoys can be mapped with seamark:type=fairway.
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| waterway | fish_pass |
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A Error creating thumbnail: fish pass, also known as a fish ladder, a fishway or fish steps, is a structure on or around artificial barriers (such as dams and locks) to facilitate diadromous fishes natural migration. | |||
| waterway | canoe_pass |
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A canoe pass is a structure on or around artificial barriers (such as dams and locks) to enable whitewater praticants to go through those barriers | |||
Facilities | ||||||
| waterway | dock |  
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An 'enclosed' area of water which the height of the water can be managed. |  |
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| waterway | boatyard |
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Boat yard – a place for constructing, repairing and storing vessels out of the water. | |||
Barriers on waterways | ||||||
| waterway | dam |
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A wall built across a river or stream to impound the water. A dam normally does not have water flowing over the top of it. |  |
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| waterway | weir |
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A barrier built across a river to control speed and depth. Water can still flow over the top. |  |
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| waterway | waterfall |
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A waterfall, use in combination with natural=cliff
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| waterway | rapids | 
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A natural barrier, formed by a fast-flowing, often turbulent, section of the watercourse. | |||
| waterway | lock_gate |
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To mark the position of gates at each end of a lock. Alternatively, for smaller locks use a single lock=yes node in the middle of the lock.
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| waterway | sluice_gate |
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A sluice gate is a movable gate to control water flow. | |||
| waterway | floodgate |
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Floodgate regulates the flow of water from a body of water by shutting out, admitting, or releasing water from a reservoir, river, stream, canal. | |||
| waterway | debris_screen |
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Debris screen (or trash rack (US) prevents water-borne debris (such as logs, boats, etc.) from entering the intake of a water mill, pumping station or water conveyance. | |||
| waterway | security_lock |
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Flood barrier | |||
| waterway | check_dam |
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Flood and debris barrier | |||
Other features on waterways | ||||||
| waterway | turning_point |
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A place to turn the driving direction for vessels, where the boats are longer than the river/canal is wide. Use maxlength=* to denote the maximum length of the vessel.
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| waterway | water_point |
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A place to fill fresh water holding tanks of a boat. | |||
| waterway | fuel |
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A place to get fuel for boats. | |||
Some additional attributes for waterways | ||||||
| intermittent | yes |
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Indicates that the waterway is sometimes dry and sometimes contains water. |  |
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| seasonal | yes, spring, summer, autumn, winter, wet_season, dry_season |
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Indicates that a waterway has a seasonal (yearly cyclic) flow, usually flowing continuously for at least some part of the year. | |||
| tidal | yes |
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Indicates that a waterway or another element is in the tidal range. | |||
| destination | name |
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Name of the body of water the linear feature flows into. | |||
| lock | yes | ()
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A lock is used for moving boats between waterways at two different levels. Can tag either the section of the way between the gates (detailed) or just a single node in the waterway (less detailed). | |||
| mooring | yes, private, no |
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A length of bank where boats are explicitly permitted to moor. maxstay=* should be used for timing information.
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| usage | See the key for details |
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Possible uses of the waterway. Use semicolons to separate. | |||
| tunnel | culvert | ()
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A short tunnel usually installed under roads, railways or building. Its size doesn't allow human to get inside and is as narrow as the structure is supposed to go under. For streams passing under a road in culverts use tunnel=culvert+layer=-1 on the section of stream passing under the road. Don't use either of these tags for streams passing under bridges.
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| tunnel | flooded |
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A long (> 100 m) tunnel where flowing water or other fluid prevent humans from safely walking inside despite its appropriate diameter or size. Water inside can be pressurised or not, used in combination with any waterway=* linear value. waterway=*.
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| bridge | aqueduct |
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A bridge which conveys an artificial waterway over a road, valley, or another waterway. | |||
| ford | See the key for details |
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A Error creating thumbnail: ford is a small part of a highway where a waterway runs over it (Waterway and highway shares a node). |  |
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| waterway | user defined |
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All commonly used values according to Taginfo | |||
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