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How do you tag a flea market?

asked 23 May '11, 20:17

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According to taginfo the are 21 cases of shop=flea_market and 2 cases of amenity=car_boot_sale. This is not very robust statistics to base a decision on.

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answered 03 Jun '11, 11:46

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edited 10 Apr '16, 08:54

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amenity=marketplace is how I usually see it tagged in the US.

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answered 10 Apr '16, 10:46

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To me a marketplace is something completely different. At a flea market the vendors are usually private people and the products that are sold are often second-hand.

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A flea market is not permanent present. A flea market uses occasionaly parking areas or other places, for example a parking house. So I added to the existing items in osm a additional tag market:flea_market:opening_hours:url=https://www.marktcom.de. It is possible to get the locations with OSM TagInfo. A Rendering in a regulary map is a overkill.

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answered 10 Apr '16, 05:30

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