It looks like buoys per se have been a proposed feature since 2008 - http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Buoy. However, Potlatch2 has a UI item for Man Made -> Navigation Marks, and if you change the Object Type to "buoy" and go in the Advanced view, you'll see that it added So what is the status of this rather basic feature? For more details, see also the talk page for Proposed features/Buoy, where I left a message about the confusion with a bunch of other pages discussing seamarks. asked 28 Aug '12, 22:32 dandv |
Dear Dandv, Look at the different harbors and youll find the right tag. I personnally vieuwed a green dot with text added. Ill find it at 5.35539 - 52.27919 in the Eemlake in Holland. Greetz and happy mapping Hendrik answered 28 Aug '12, 22:40 Hendrikklaas Thanks. The map is at http://map.openseamap.org/map/?zoom=15&lat=52.27104&lon=5.3751 and the tags used are
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It seems most sea features are tagged in the seamark tagspace. See the wiki for possible values and details on use: answered 29 Aug '12, 00:28 ToeBee |
There is a wiki page about marine navigation listing lots of different seamark:type= tags. Taginfo knows some more values if the one you are searching is missing. If you want to see those objects rendered on a map you can visit OpenSeaMap or FreieTonne. answered 29 Aug '12, 06:09 scai ♦ |