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Hi,

Out of curiosity question, I’m not sure there’s a practical use to this, but I’m getting fascinated by the tagging system of OSM and the way everything in the world is described by keys and values. But can this be tagged?

This is where I live:
24-26

My home address is number 26 and I’m located in number 26 building. However, the entrance door to number 26, and the mailboxes for number 26, are located at number 24. That’s two different buildings with a corridor dug in-between at some point. Now the street level at number 26 does not have a door, the space is the entrance to a nightclub (located underground). The door at number 24 has a sign saying ‘24–26’.

Is there any way to tag this (‘24 is the entrance to 26’)?

asked 23 Mar '15, 18:21

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edited 23 Mar '15, 18:31


I would add a node for the entrance of 24. building with tags:

  • entrance=main
  • addr:housenumber=24;26
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answered 23 Mar '15, 19:51

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