I wonder if there are enough of them to warrant their own bridge=*, as there
are so many kinds of bridges. I bet we can put a ford tag on the bridge - it
might be a simple solution.
I agree with your suggestion of using boot bridge=yes and ford=yes as it
is usually a bridge but sometime
Is a bridge in flood usable? I think not.
This discussion is about rare, special bridges that are used for such a
purpose. They are usually in places that flood where emergency access is still
required, or they are the only means of accessing an otherwise inaccessible
area.
Normally, when
On 25/01/2015 5:39 AM, Eric SIBERT wrote:
I wonder if there are enough of them to warrant their own bridge=*,
as there are so many kinds of bridges. I bet we can put a ford tag on
the bridge - it might be a simple solution.
I agree with your suggestion of using boot bridge=yes and ford=yes as
My apologize for switching the discussion (so I change the title
accordingly) and also for slowly answering.
First, I was not aware of depth=* use recommendation with ford=yes
although it is in the wiki for years.
Let me back to Madagascar. We have:
- unpaved road crossing permanent river
I have one last case: some low profile bridge (without parapet) may be
submerged after heavy rain but may be still usable if water depth above the
bridge in not too high. How to tag this?
I was going to ask this - as most of the fords in Southern California are only
made for
