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POI Tagging Reference
Consumables
amenity=restaurant : Generally formal eating places with sit-down facilities selling full meals served by waiters.
amenity=fast food : The food has a short preparation and serving time, usually because it is industrially prepared food and requires very few additional preparation steps.
amenity=cafe : A generally informal place with sit-down facilities selling beverages and light meals or snacks.
amenity=ice_cream : A place that sells ice cream and/or frozen yoghurt over the counter.
shop=greengrocer : A shop which sells fruits and vegetables.
shop=butcher : A shop primarily selling meat or meat products.
shop=seafood : A shop selling fish/seafood. This type of shop is known as a 'fishmonger' and will typically sell a range of freshwater fish and ocean fish, as well as "seafood" items such as squid, octopus, shrimp, lobster, crab, oysters, mussels, clams, etc.
shop=coffee : A shop selling coffee
shop=beverages : Shop focused on selling beverages and drinks.
shop=bakery : A shop selling bread
shop=tobacco : A store that sells tobacco and smoking accessories.
Goods
shop=convenience : A small local shop carrying a variety of everyday products.
shop=kiosk : A shop selling products like cigarettes, newspapers, sweets, snacks and beverages. The shop is normally located in little stand-alone pavilion so small that customers cannot enter the shop.
shop=fabric : A shop that primarily sells fabric and other materials for the purpose of making clothes and other products.
shop=clothes : A shop which primarily sells clothing.
shop=shoes : A type of retailer that specialises in selling shoes.
shop=perfumery : A shop selling perfumes.
shop=jewelry : Shop that sells jewelry such as rings, necklaces, earrings and watches.
shop=books : A store specializing in the sale of books.
shop=furniture : A shop selling furniture.
shop=houseware : A shop selling small household items, like cutlery, crocker, cookware and decorative items.
shop=bed : A shop that specializes in sellings beds, mattresses, pillows, duvets, covers and other bedding products.
shop=hardware : A shop which sells timber, tools and other building products. It will often stock a wide range of products which can including building, electrical, plumbing supplies, garden tools, power tools, kitchenware, homeware, locks, keys and a key-cutting.
shop=paint : A shop where you can buy paint.
shop=interior_decoration : A shop focused on selling interior decorations.
shop=carpet : A shop selling carpets.
shop=computer : Shops primarily focused on computers and computer peripherals.
shop=mobile_phone : A shop that primarily sells mobile phones and accessories.
shop=electronics : A shop selling consumer electronics such as TVs, radios and fridges. It will also sell related peripheral devices, cables, batteries, etc. May sell second-hand electronics. May offer repair services.
shop=video_games : A shop primarily selling video games and related items such as game consoles.
shop=hifi : A shop selling high-fidelity audio equipment (music players, amplifiers, speakers, cables) which has minimal amounts of noise and distortion and an accurate frequency response. It is often a meeting point for home audio enthusiasts.
shop=toys : A shop focusing on selling children's toys.
shop=pet : A retail business which sells pet food, supplies and accessories. It is also common for such shops to sell pets.
shop=outdoor : A shop selling trekking, climbing and camping equipment.
shop=sports : A shop selling sports equipment and maybe sports clothing.
shop=garden_centre : A shop selling potted plants, seedlings for planting and related items.
shop=florist : A shop selling bouquets of flowers.
shop=music : A shop that primarily sells recorded music.
shop=musical_instrument : Shop selling musical instruments of any type.
shop=second_hand : A shop selling second hand goods. Also known as a "resale shop" or "thrift shop".
shop=variety_store : A retail shop that sells inexpensive items, usually with a single price point for all items in the store.
shop=trade : A place that sells to a particular trade or trades, but normally also retails to normal consumers.
Services
office=* : A place of business predominantly providing services.
shop=photo : A shop dealing with photos or video in any way. You can buy products or services that relates to photography and video, including but not limited to : developing photos, getting your picture taken, mounting pictures in frames, buying frames, buying things for cameras, converting VHS to DVD.
shop=copyshop : A shop that offers photocopying and printing services
amenity=post_office : A place where letters and parcels may be sent or collected.
shop=hairdresser : Where hair is cut
shop=beauty : A shop that provides personal beauty services like a nail salon, tanning salon, shiatsu massage and or other spa services.
shop=laundry : A shop to wash or dry clothes with larger than normal washing machines and gas powered dryers, that generally operate faster.
leisure=amusement_arcade : Venues with pay-to-play games, such as video games, driving simulators, etc.
amenity=internet_cafe : A place whose principal role is providing internet services to the public.
amenity=recycling : A container or centre that accepts waste for recycling and donations of used goods.
amenity=toilets : A publicly accessible toilet
Health
amenity=hospital : Institutions for health care providing treatment by specialised staff and equipment. Typically providing nursing care for longer-term patient stays.
amenity=clinic : A medical centre, with more staff than a doctor's office, that does not admit inpatients.
amenity=pharmacy : A shop where a pharmacists sells medications
healthcare=dentist : A place where a professional dental surgeon who specializes in the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases and conditions on oral care is stationed.
amenity=veterinary : A place where a veterinarian practices. This can range from a small office to a large animal hospital
shop=massage : Massage shops.
shop=optician : Sells, fits, and repairs prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses.
shop=medical_supply : A store where you can buy medical equipment for private persons, where the primary products available at the store are medical supplies.
Transportation
highway=bus_stop : A place where passengers can board or alight from a bus.
amenity=bus_station : A bus station consists of several bus stops, usually allowing people to travel in many different direction. It would usually be a terminus where many routes stop/start and where you can change between routes.
amenity=ferry_terminal : A place where people, cars, etc. can board and leave ferry.
aeroway=aerodrome : An aerodrome, airport or airfield.
barrier=toll_booth : A place where charge for use of a road or bridge is collected.
amenity=fuel : A fuel station.
amenity=charging_station : Locations where energy is supplied to electric vehicles.
shop=bicycle : A store where you can buy and/or repair your bike and buy accessories.
shop=motorcycle : A shop that sells motorcycles and/or related accessories and services (including repair).
shop=car : A place that primarily sells cars. They may also repair cars or sell accessories or parts, but their primary business is selling cars.
shop=tyres : A shop selling or repairing automotive tyres. Could also be used for Vulcanising services (the repair or refurbishment of existing tyres)
shop=car_repair : A shop that primarily repairs cars.
shop=car_parts : A place selling auto parts, auto accessories, motor oil, car chemicals, etc
amenity=vehicle_inspection : A place where legally-required vehicle inspection may be performed.
amenity=car_wash : A facility used to clean the exterior of motor vehicles.
amenity=car_rental :A place from which cars can be rented.
shop=travel_agency : Travel agency, provides travel and tourism-related services.
shop=ticket : A ticket shop. Sells tickets for concerts, events, public transport, etc.
Sport
leisure=fitness_centre : A place with exercise machines and/or fitness classes. Known as a gym, health club, or fitness club.
leisure=water_park : Amusement parks with features like water slides, recreational pools or lazy rivers.
leisure=fishing :A place for fishing.
City-wide POIs
amenity=marketplace : A public marketplace where goods and services are traded daily or weekly.
shop=supermarket : A large shop for groceries and other goods, including meat and fresh produce. Almost always part of a chain. Stores that do not provide full service grocey department, including meat and fresh produce, are generally not considered supermarkets.
amenity=cinema : A place showing movies, generally open to the public for a fee.
amenity=bank : A bank branch, a financial establishment where customers can deposit and withdraw money, take loans, make investments and transfer funds.
amenity=atm : A computerised device that provides the clients of a financial institution with access to financial transactions in a public space without the need for a cashier, human clerk or bank teller.
amenity=bureau_de_change : A small office that changes foreign bank notes and travelers cheques.
amenity=library :A place to read or lend books.
tourism=museum : An institution which normally has exhibitions on scientific, historical, cultural topics, etc.
amenity=police : A facility where police officers patrol from and that is a first point of contact for civilians.
amenity=prison : A facility to which people are legally committed as punishment for a crime or while awaiting trial.
amenity=fire_station : A facility from which a fire brigade operates to fight fires.
amenity=courthouse : A building which is home to a local court of law, where justice is dispensed.
amenity=townhall : Community administrative center or meeting place
amenity=community_centre : Public locations where members of a community tend to gather for group activities, social support, informal and formal meetings, public information, events and destivities and other purposes.
amenity=social_facility : any place where social services are conducted
tourism=hotel : An establishment that provides paid lodging, usually on a short-term basis. Hotels often provide a number of additional guest services such as a restaurant, a swimming pool and childcare. Some hotels have conference services and meeting rooms.
tourism=guest_house : Accomodation smaller than a hotel and typically owner-operated, usually offers a room and breakfast with staff not available 24/7, ranging from purpose-built guest houses to family-based Bed and Breakfast.
shop=gift : Shop selling gifts, greeting cards or tourist gifts (souvenir shops)
amenity=place_of_worship + religion=muslim : Masjid
man_made=communications_tower : A huge tower for transmitting radio applications like TV, radio, mobile phone or officials radio.
man_made=mast + tower:type=communication : A small, narrow mast, often built from concrete or steel and on
man_made=water_tower : A structure which contains a water tank at an altitude. Water is pumped up to increase pressure in the network.
amenity=shelter : A small structure to protect against bad weather conditions.
tourism=wilderness_hut : An un-serviced remote building, with generally a fireplace or heating stove, intended to provide temporary shelter and sleeping accommodation (un-serviced, no staff present).
amenity=fountain : A fountain with cultural, decorational, or historical significance or which serves a recreational purpose.
tourism=artwork : Public pieces of art, typically being staged in the physical public domain, usually outside and accessbile to all.
historic=monument : A memorial object, built to remember, show respect to a person or group, or to commemorate an event.
railway=crossing : A point where pedestrians may cross a railway.
OSM API
Get all contribution
Links
- OpenStreetMap OAuth2 login Python Library
- Waterways JOSM-MapCSS style
- H3 : geospatial indexing system that partitions the world into hexagonal cells
- Coastal geography for mappers in OpenStreetMap
- Geo QR code generator
- OSM Apps Catalogue
- /Catalogue
- /Overpass Queries
- /Non-POI Taggings
- GPX Editor
- GeoJSON Editor
- QGIS Full-text Search
- Stats
- tilemaker : osm-pbf to mbtiles converter.
- OSM Tag History
- Sophox - Sophox Github - Sophox Queries
- Name Suggestion Index
- Overpass, but heatmap
- How to print an extra large OpenStreetMap map
- How to install Valhalla routing engine
- Bexhill OSM
- Overpass@HeiGIT
- Docker image : osm2pgsql + osmium + osm2pgrouting
- OSMF's BBB Instance
- JOSM Strava Heatmap
- Proposal Process
OSM Server Health-check
Custom Vector Maps based on OSM Data
Fascinating Tagging Scheme
Fun with OSM
- OSM Random Note
- OSM Fight
- OSM Realtime Changeset
- 3D Map OSM
- Georeferenced historical maps
- JOSM Strava Heatmap
Open___Map
- OpenSnowMap
- OpenRailwayMap
- OpenSeaMap
- OpenCampingMap
- OpenInfrastructureMap
- OpenStreetBrowser
- OSM2Streets
Other Geo Things
- FreeMapTools : Online geo-calculator
- Placemark : Online geodata editor
- Trans Euro Trail
- DEM datasets
Reference
https://api.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/changesets?display_name=rtnf&time=2014-02-01,2024-02-28&closed=true
Building?
“”While some people in the community see OSM essentially as a navigation database and consider buildings to be a secondary or even fairly useless object, for my part, I fully recognise their importance for various aspects, such as helping to represent (particularly with fences and trees) what in geography is known as the urban fabric, or serving as an approximation of the size of a population. I also taught for a few years InaSAFE for QGIS, which uses OSM buildings as vulnerability data, or coordinated the mapping of all the buildings in the prefectures and sub-prefectures of the CAR during the 2012-2014 crisis.
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