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Bariere

Eticheta barrier este folosită, de obicei, pentru noduri de-a lungul căilor în locurile în care circulația este restricționată de un obstacol. Este oferit ca o alternativă mai elegantă decât folosirea lui highway=gate etc. Este aplicabil și pentru căi (de ex. garduri) care sunt ele însele obstacole.

Cheie	Valoare	Descriere	Poză
Bariere liniare
barrier	cable_barrier	Also called guard cable. This is a road side or median barrier made of steel wire ropes mounted on weak posts. See also the more extensive wikipedia description.
barrier	city_wall	A fortification used to defend a city or settlement from potential aggressors. From ancient to modern times, they are used to enclose settlements. Right side is bottom, left side is top. If both sides are same height then add "two_sided=yes". See also `historic=city_gate`.
barrier	ditch	A trench, ditch or ravine, usually with a stream at the bottom, that is not easily crossed, especially if not on foot. Can be used in combination with `waterway=stream` or `waterway=drain`.
barrier	fence	A structure supported by posts driven into the ground and designed to prevent movement across a boundary. It is distinguished from a wall by the lightness of its construction. Use `fence_type=*` to add details.
barrier	guard_rail	A guard_rail, also called a crash barrier. Right side is inner, left side is outer.
barrier	handrail	Is designed to be grasped by the hand so as to provide stability or support.
barrier	hedge	reprezintă o serie de tufe și boscheți care sunt foarte apropiate, plantate și crescute în așa fel încât să formeze o barieră sau să marcheze granița unei zone.
barrier	kerb	A (for example footway) kerb is a barrier for vehicles and wheelchair drivers. The height of the kerb is important and with this information, the usage by different groups can be determined. The height of the kerb is tagged additionally as `height=*`, if available. Right side is bottom, left side is top.
barrier	retaining_wall	Retaining walls serve to retain the lateral pressure of soil. Right side is bottom, left side is top.
barrier	tank_trap	Static anti-tank obstacle defences may take a number of forms, such as Czech hedgehog (`barrier=tank_trap`; `tank_trap=czech_hedgehog`).
barrier	wall	A freestanding solid structure designed to restrict or prevent movement across a boundary. Usually made from solid brick, concrete or stone and almost always built so that it is opaque to vision.
Bariere punctuale
barrier	block	A large, solid, immobile block that can be moved only with heavy machinery or great effort. Typically big solid things made of concrete for stopping larger vehicles. Sometimes natural boulders are used for the same purpose.
barrier	bollard	Solid (usually concrete or metal) pillar or pillars in the middle of the road to prevent passage by some traffic.
barrier	border_control	This is a control point at an international border between two countries. Passports or other forms of ID will be checked.
barrier	bump_gate	See wikipedia:Bump gate.	[1]
barrier	bus_trap	See wikipedia:Bus trap.
barrier	cattle_grid	Bars in the road surface that allow wheeled vehicles but not animals to cross. Sometimes known as a Texas Gate, even outside of Texas.
barrier	chain	A chain used to prevent motorised vehicles.
barrier	cycle_barrier	Barriers to bicycle traffic, most typically a pair of staggered steel bars perpendicular to the way itself whose gaps allow pedestrians to pass.
barrier	debris	A road is blocked by debris with or without ground. This might be for short or long time. Often used as first step in blocking an abandoned road.
barrier	entrance	A gap in a linear barrier with nothing that limits passing through. `access=yes` is implied. The limitations are the same of the way that crosses it, if there is such.
barrier	full-height_turnstile	A full-height turnstile, also called HEET-turnstile (high entrance/exit turnstile), like the ones to access security areas. Note the mix of hyphen and underscore.
barrier	gate	An entrance that can be opened or closed to get through the barrier. For a permanent opening in the barrier, see `barrier=entrance`. Combine with `access=*` where appropriate.
barrier	sliding_gate	Gates open sideways. Usually automatic Combine with `access=*` where appropriate.
barrier	hampshire_gate	A section of wire fence which can be removed temporarily. Combine with `access=*` where appropriate.
barrier	height_restrictor	Combine with `maxheight=*`.
barrier	horse_stile	A horse stile allows pedestrians and horses to cross a gap through a fence, but prevents or makes it very difficult for motorcycles and live stock to cross.
barrier	jersey_barrier	A Jersey barrier consists of heavy prefabricated blocks to create a barrier. Use `material=plastic` or `material=concrete` to express the used material.
barrier	kent_carriage_gap	A Kent carriage gap is used by local authorities in the UK to prevent motorised vehicles from accessing public rights of way whilst allowing most horse drawn carriages to pass. These are now becoming common on byways in the UK	[2]
barrier	kissing_gate	A gate which allows people to cross, but not livestock.
barrier	lift_gate	A lift gate (boom barrier) is a bar, or pole pivoted in such a way as to allow the boom to block vehicular access through a controlled point. Combine with `access=*` where appropriate.
barrier	log	Use this when the passage is closed by lumber (trunk of a tree). This kind of barrier is often useful to sit on. This barrier is a penalty to cyclists but can be crossed by lifting the bike over.
barrier	motorcycle_barrier	Barriers along paths that prevent access by motorcycles.
barrier	rope	A flexible barrier made of fibres, twisted or braided together to improve strength. As a barrier it is often more symbolic than actually physically preventing pedestrians from accessing.
barrier	sally_port	A sally port is used to pass through thick or city walls, and is a type of covered gate with two doors.
barrier	spikes	Spikes on the ground that prevent unauthorized access. Can also be removable; e.g., after payment in a garage.
barrier	stile	A stile allows pedestrians to cross a wall or fence, but never actually "opens" the barrier (Unlike a gate, a stile has few or no moving parts).
barrier	sump_buster	A sump buster is a concrete slab or steel structure that prevents passing of two-tracked vehicles with less than a minimum track and ground clearance. (Typically stops normal cars.)
barrier	swing_gate	Similar to a lift gate but rotates sidewards to open. It is usually made out of metal bars (wood or other material possible) and is intended to prevent cars from access but can usually be crossed by pedestrians and cyclists.
barrier	toll_booth	A road usage toll or fee is collected here. Used with `toll=` and `charge=`.
barrier	turnstile	A turnstile (also called baffle gate) is used to allow one person at a time to pass. Use this for small turnstiles like the ones in supermarkets or some subways.
barrier	yes	A barrier which nature cannot be determined; typically only used in mapping using aerial imagery. Should be replaced by a specific value.
barrier	user defined	All commonly used values according to Taginfo