> Op 10 jan. 2017, om 05:14 heeft Marc Gemis <marc.ge...@gmail.com> het > volgende geschreven: > > I thought the original question was broader than just the patches of > green next to the road. I also want to know how to map those green > patches when they are not part of roundabouts, or are located between > sidewalk and road (where cars drive).
To help us focus on what type of “green” I’m (and others) are thinking of, I have prepared a photo-collage: https://marczoutendijk.stackstorage.com/s/guN1x7PBfZfP1ZR <https://marczoutendijk.stackstorage.com/s/guN1x7PBfZfP1ZR> At the core of all this we we see: - areas of any size but more often small - a variety of grass, plants, flowers and trees in any number and combination - located mostly inside urban areas - there is not normally an entrance to the area but sometime a footpath divides it Tagging this with leisure=garden covers all situations quiet well, save for the “entrance” part. One other idea was to add the operator=* tag. E.g. operator=municipality. One of the other possibilities (proposed in the Dutch Forum) to tackle this problem, is to redifine village_green to mean something different in The Netherlands then in the UK. Such local meaning of tags we also see for highway tagging. Marc Zoutendijk
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