Hi I was wondering if anyone has been mapping these? Quite often I come across streams and rivers where there are dense lines of trees along the river banks. Occasional I find lines of trees which seem to be remnant hedgerows where the shrubs have been removed.
Looking on line it would seem that these are a hedgerow type. http://www.hedgelink.org.uk/images/bap/key%20to%20hedgerow%20types%20bigger.jpg https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/69285/pb11951-hedgerow-survey-handbook-070314.pdf This would perhaps suggest they should be marked as ways with barrier=hedge and hedge=line_of_trees or perhaps just the latter. An alternative might be to use natural=tree_row which is defined in the wiki but the examples seem more to related to trees that have been planted at regular intervals and where there isn't generally an overlap in the canopy. I have used this a few times but I'm not convinced it is the right way to tag this feature given that it seems they are a type of hedgerow. This may be something for the tagging email group but these a quite common features in the UK so I thought it would be good to ask here first. Many Thanks Dudley
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