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I am currently looping through all returned properties and writing them to a DB with the key as row name and the value as the rows value.

However, it seems that every time I use it in a new area there are new properties appearing, which means my db table does not have a row for them:

"address": {
"supermarket": "Billa",
"road": "Marxergasse",
"suburb": "Erdberg",
"city_district": "Landstra\u00dfe",
"city": "Gemeinde Wien",
"county": "W",
"state": "Vienna",
"postcode": "1030",
"country": "Austria",
"country_code": "at"

}

So, is there in the documentation a place where I might find all of the possible properties? Tried looking but couldn't find anything sadly.

asked 11 Feb '14, 15:20

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edited 11 Feb '14, 15:28

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Currently there is no documentation about these properties as far as I can tell. You have to look at the source code instead. I guess(!) these properties originate somehow from lib/lib.php but I don't know any details.

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answered 12 Feb '14, 17:14

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Did you have a look at the OSM wiki about Map Features ?

And Taginfo ?

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answered 12 Feb '14, 16:28

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These aren't the usual OSM tags but Nominatim's own key-value pairs. Map Features or taginfo doesn't help.

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