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Can anyone help me with how to tag and add the following:

  • A small group of trees (not a wood)
  • Grassland and fields
  • Wasteland
  • Single trees
  • Crossings
  • Outbuildings

asked 30 Nov '11, 10:06

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edited 30 Nov '11, 17:43

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Use natural=tree to tag individual trees. Usefull when trees are isolated (in a city for example) or stand out for some other reason (very big or old or famous).

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answered 30 Nov '11, 11:49

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Land uses tend to handled by "landuse"; see taginfo for details about what values people have used. Up the road from you someone's added some "landuse=farm" around Denstone, for example.

Wasteland's a bit more tricky; depending on what it's actually used for it might be a recreation ground, brownfield, or construction

By "crossing" do you mean a railway level crossing or pedestrian crossings?

Re outbuildings, there are a number of suggestions here.

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answered 30 Nov '11, 17:57

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