dataModel.OpenStreetMap

List of data models

The following entity types are available:

• OSMAddressPoint. A standalone address point from OpenStreetMap, representing a node or area tagged with addr:* keys that describes a postal address not attached to a specific building outline. Used when address data exists independently of building geometry.

• OSMAdvertising. Advertising installations from OpenStreetMap tagged with advertising=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMAerialway. An aerial transport or lift from OpenStreetMap tagged with aerialway=*. Describes cable cars, gondolas, chair lifts, and drag lifts

• OSMAeroway. An aeroway feature from OpenStreetMap tagged with aeroway=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMAmenity. A facility or amenity from OpenStreetMap tagged with amenity=*. Represents places of public or private use such as restaurants, schools, hospitals, banks, etc

• OSMBarrier. Barriers and physical obstructions from OpenStreetMap tagged with barrier=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMBoundary. Administrative and other boundaries from OpenStreetMap tagged with boundary=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMBuilding. A building or group of connected buildings from OpenStreetMap tagged with building=*. Represents the physical structure of a building, including its geometry, dimensions, materials, and functional classification. For specific functions within a building (shop, amenity, etc.) additional entities should be used.

• OSMBuildingPart. A part or section of a building from OpenStreetMap tagged with building:part=*. Used to represent buildings with varying heights, roof shapes, or materials across different sections, enabling 3D building visualisation (Simple 3D Buildings standard).

• OSMClub. Social, sports, or interest-based clubs from OpenStreetMap tagged with club=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMCraft. A place for crafts and manual trades from OpenStreetMap tagged with craft=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMCycleRoute. A dedicated cycling infrastructure element from OpenStreetMap. Represents cycle paths, shared cycle lanes, and bike routes tagged with highway=cycleway or cycleway=* on road ways.

• OSMEmergency. An emergency facility or equipment from OpenStreetMap tagged with emergency=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMGeological. Geological features from OpenStreetMap tagged with geological=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMHealthcare. Healthcare facilities and services from OpenStreetMap tagged with healthcare=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMHighway. A road or path element from OpenStreetMap tagged with the highway key. Represents all types of roads, from motorways to footpaths, as defined by the OSM highway taxonomy.

• OSMHistoric. A historic site or monument from OpenStreetMap tagged with historic=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMIndoor. Indoor features from OpenStreetMap tagged with indoor=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMLanduse. An area of land use from OpenStreetMap tagged with landuse=*. Describes the primary human purpose or use of an area of land

• OSMLeisure. A place for leisure, sports, or recreation from OpenStreetMap tagged with leisure=*. Includes parks, sports pitches, swimming pools, stadiums, etc

• OSMManMade. An artificial structure from OpenStreetMap tagged with man_made=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMMilitary. Military zones and buildings from OpenStreetMap tagged with military=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMNatural. A natural feature from OpenStreetMap tagged with natural=*. Describes geographical features such as water bodies, woods, scrub, peaks, beaches, etc

• OSMOffice. An office or place of business from OpenStreetMap tagged with office=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMParkingArea. A vehicle parking area or facility from OpenStreetMap tagged with amenity=parking. Represents surface car parks, multi-storey garages, underground facilities, and other organised parking areas.

• OSMPlace. Geographical places from OpenStreetMap tagged with place=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMPower. Facilities for generation and distribution of electrical power from OpenStreetMap tagged with power=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMPublicTransportStop. A public transport stop, station, platform or boarding point from OpenStreetMap. Represents nodes and areas where passengers board or alight from public transport services, tagged with public_transport=* or specific mode tags.

• OSMRailway. A railway track or infrastructure element from OpenStreetMap tagged with the railway key. Covers all types of rail infrastructure, from mainline heavy rail to trams, subways and funiculars.

• OSMRoute. Established routes from OpenStreetMap tagged with route=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMShop. A shop or retail store from OpenStreetMap tagged with shop=*. Represents establishments selling retail products directly to end customers

• OSMTelecom. Telecommunication infrastructure from OpenStreetMap tagged with telecom=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMTourism. A tourist attraction or tourism-related facility from OpenStreetMap tagged with tourism=*. Includes hotels, museums, viewpoints, artworks, etc

• OSMTrafficSign. Road and traffic signs from OpenStreetMap tagged with traffic_sign=*. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMWater. Bodies of water from OpenStreetMap tagged with water=* or natural=water. This data model is a derivative work based on the OpenStreetMap Wiki, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 by OpenStreetMap contributors.

• OSMWaterway. A waterway from OpenStreetMap tagged with waterway=*. Describes rivers, streams, canals, drains, and other water courses

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