It is a frequent misconception that something not shown on the map style used for www.openstreetmap.org is not worth recording. In fact, that map style is only one of hundreds of maps being made from OpenStreetMap, and every map maker can decide for themselves what they want to show and what not. Type "render own map" in the search box above to learn about ways how you can make your own map from OpenStreetMap that shows what you are interested in. There's also work going into supporting "clickable POIs" on the map so that the user may click on something and see details. Check out http://apis.dev.openstreetmap.org/ http://overpass.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org/ for a working prototype. Go to https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/issues if you want to submit a change request for the map style, but please understand that what gets rendered and what not is subject to the cartographer's decision - we simply cannot show everything that is recorded on the map.

It is a frequent misconception that something not shown on the map style used for www.openstreetmap.org is not worth recording. In fact, that map style is only one of hundreds of maps being made from OpenStreetMap, and every make map maker can decide for themselves what they want to show and what not. Type "render own map" in the search box above to learn about ways how you can make your own map from OpenStreetMap that shows what you are interested in. There's also work going into supporting "clickable POIs" on the map so that the user may click on something and see details. Check out http://apis.dev.openstreetmap.org/ for a working prototype. Go to https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/issues if you want to submit a change request for the map style, but please understand that what gets rendered and what not is subject to the cartographer's decision - we simply cannot show everything that is recorded on the map.

It is a frequent misconception that something not shown on the map style used for www.openstreetmap.org is not worth recording. In fact, that map style is only one of hundreds of maps being made from OpenStreetMap, and every make maker can decide for themselves what they want to show and what not. Type "render own map" in the search box above to learn about ways how you can make your own map from OpenStreetMap that shows what you are interested in. There's also work going into supporting "clickable POIs" on the map so that the user may click on something and see details. Check out http://apis.dev.openstreetmap.org/ for a working prototype. Go to https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/issues if you want to submit a change request for the map style, but please understand that what gets rendered and what not is subject to the cartographer's decision - we simply cannot show everything that is recorded on the map.