In some areas, the name of a railway station is not the same as the name of the stop on the rail line; for instance, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, the passenger rail station is known as "Peachtree Station", but of course as a stop on the Amtrak network it should be labelled as "Atlanta". I'm looking through the wiki pages on The best I've come up with so far is: an area outline for the station building itself, tagged with (I should maybe add that the former tagging was a single node, next to the tracks, with asked 10 Mar '14, 01:51 blahedo |
Maybe it's useful to use also/instead an addr:housename=* tag because for me the tag is more for a building than for a more general aspect. answered 10 Mar '14, 09:28 iii 2
"addr:housename" is for addressing a named house where the addr:number doesn't exist. Surely not something to distinguish a railway station name to its stop name.
(10 Mar '14, 12:16)
Pieren
|