Lets say I have a landuse like a farm or just an area with religious use. In its border there is a wall or fence and that is the border of the area itself. How should I map it? I came up with 3 possible solutions:
asked 03 Nov '14, 08:20 UntaggedWay |
I would draw the land use boundary and tag it with the appropriate land use tags. answered 03 Nov '14, 10:44 nevw |
Fourth option: Draw a line around the thing and tag it to be a fence. Then create a multipolygon with one outer ring (the line you've drawn) and tag that to be a landuse area. That gives you a nice separation and it makes sense logically - there's an area and it is bounded by a fence. answered 03 Nov '14, 11:28 Frederik Ramm ♦ 4
Can you explain the purpose of the multipolygon relation? Your suggested solution is perfectly valid of course, but it seems to make things just more complicated than necessary.
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scai ♦
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