Looking at the page
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:admin_level#Subnational.
admin_level 1 is not used. level 2 is for national boundaries. level 3 is
mostly left out and after 4 it is country specific.
OSMNepal community is standardizing the administrative boundary tags. We
have the follo
Hi,
On 01.09.2013 12:38, amrit karmacharya wrote:
> 1) country
> 2) development regions (total 5)
> 3) zones (3 in 4 development regions, 2 in 1 development region, total 14)
> 4) district (4-8 districts in 1 zone, total 75)
> 5) village and municipality
> 6) ward
>
> one way is to give them le
amrit karmacharya writes:
> OSMNepal community is standardizing the administrative boundary tags. We
> have the following heirarchy.
>
> one way is to give them level from 2-7 according to heirarchy. Would this
> be an appropriate tagging scheme?
As Frederik points out, admin_level=8 is typical
2013/8/30 Ole Nielsen
> On 30/08/2013 11:00, bredy wrote:
>
>> Another question.
>> But the pole with transformer is a substation?
>> For me is better to tag it as a Pole because really I see a pole, not all
>> people know a transformer. Then if I put transformer=yes I see there is a
>> transform
On 01/09/2013 19:04, François Lacombe wrote:
2013/8/30 Ole Nielsen mailto:on-...@xs4all.nl>>
Agree, the transformer is just a feature of the pole. I wouldn't tag
it as a substation.
According to
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/__wiki/Proposed_features/__Substation_refinement
Common users would also see concrete masts supporting power cables,
communication wires and TV lines.
What should they think first ? power, communication or TV ?
In France, many public entities are using medium voltage power poles to
roll out optical fiber.
Using man_made to identify poles and po
