Points of interest which usually are visualized with an icon. Human-made functionality or human agreements that define a distinct place of reference.

Fields

originalID

name

type

Possible values:

• food_drink - All food and drink occasions.
• public_building - A public building with general purposes.
• public_space - Public areas which are not buildings but fields or areas with a functionality. Like a harbour, industry, dog park or playground. Nature areas which describe physical areas are not in this layer but in Labels. POIs describe an area with a human decided function assigned.
• public_transport - Public transport stops.
• commercial - Commercial shops other then food and drink.

subtype

Possible values:

• food_drink
  • drink
  • food
• public_building
  • culture
  • education
  • healthcare
  • public_building
• public_space
  • industry
  • green
  • parking
  • sport
  • water
• public_transport
  • airport
  • bus_stop
  • ferry_terminal
  • metro_entrance
  • train_station
  • tram_stop
• commercial
  • groceries
  • convenience
  • fuel

subsubtype

The subsubtype of a POI feature is the original description from source data the POI is derived from. (mainly OSM)

hierarchy

The label hierarchy or size/importance per POI category. Top10NL data is considered priority. Then Polygon sources and larger areas. Then POINTS Most features must contain a name to be considered in the data. Except for the Parking places. Which are hierarchical ordered according to having a name or not. Parks are also hierarchical ordered to name and area size. See POIs_decision.ods for a complete overview of the decisions made.

Possible values:

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6
• 10