--- title: "MapTiler Planet v4 | Schema" description: "Next generation global vector tileset for professional map designers." --- # MapTiler Planet v4 schema The vector tile schema describes how the vector data is organized into different thematic layers and which attribute and values each layer contains. This is useful for writing a map style. MapTiler Planet v4 is the next generation of the global vector tileset, designed for both professional cartographers and map designers. It delivers an optimized schema hierarchy, higher detail across all zoom levels, and enhanced data consistency worldwide. It features points of interest, administrative areas, built-up regions with buildings, transportation networks, and water and natural features. The dataset is updated bi-weekly with rigorous quality control to ensure reliability and precision. Explore the tileset in the interactive map viewer, check the date of the last update, use it as vector tiles, etc. [Go to MapTiler Planet v4](https://cloud.maptiler.com/tiles/v4/) ## Maps with this tileset [![Streets map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/streets-v4.png) Streets ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/streets-v4/)[![Base map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/base-v4.png) Base ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/base-v4/)[![Satellite Hybrid map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/hybrid-v4.png) Satellite Hybrid ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/hybrid-v4/)[![Dataviz map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/dataviz-v4.png) Dataviz ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/dataviz-v4/)[![Landscape map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/landscape-v4.png) Landscape ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/landscape-v4/)[![Backdrop map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/backdrop-v4.png) Backdrop ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/backdrop-v4/)[![Topo map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/topo-v4.png) Topo ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/topo-v4/)[![Outdoor map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/outdoor-v4.png) Outdoor ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/outdoor-v4/)[![Winter map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/winter-v4.png) Winter ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/winter-v4/)[![Ocean map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/ocean-v4.png) Ocean ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/ocean-v4/)[![Aquarelle map](https://cloud.maptiler.com/static/img/maps/aquarelle-v4.png) Aquarelle ](https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/aquarelle-v4/) ## Definition of layers The MapTiler Planet v4 tileset contains the following layers: ## aerialway [#](#aerialway) Layer containing aerialway features. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the aerialway is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class Classification category. Values: - `cable_car` - `chair_lift` - `drag_lift` - `gondola` - `goods` - `j-bar` - `magic_carpet` - `mixed_lift` - `platter` - `rope_tow` - `t-bar` - `zip_line` #### ref Reference code of the aerialway. Examples: - `17` - `B1` - `K` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## aerialway\_label [#](#aerialway_label) Layer containing line labels for named aerialway features. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the aerialway is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class Classification category. Values: - `cable_car` - `chair_lift` - `drag_lift` - `gondola` - `goods` - `j-bar` - `magic_carpet` - `mixed_lift` - `platter` - `rope_tow` - `t-bar` - `zip_line` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the aerialway. Examples: - `Base to Base` - `Heavenly Gondola` - `Panoramic Mont Blanc` #### name:{code} Localized name of the aerialway in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### ref Reference code of the aerialway. Examples: - `17` - `B1` - `K` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## archipelago\_label [#](#archipelago_label) Layer containing line labels for named archipelagos. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### name Primary (local or official) name of the archipelago. Examples: - `Canarias` - `Hawaiian Islands` - `Mariana Islands` #### name:{code} Localized name of the archipelago in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the archipelago. Lower values indicate greater importance. Min value: - `1` Max value: - `7` #### worldview Defines the geopolitical perspective from which a feature is represented. More geopolitical world views are listed in [Worldviews](#worldviews) section. | worldview | description | | --- | --- | | `ch` | geopolitical world view of Switzerland | | `us` | geopolitical world view of USA | | `jp` | geopolitical world view of Japan | Values: - `recognized` - `unrecognized` Examples: - `worldview:ch=recognized` => `name=Falklands Islands` - `worldview:ch=unrecognized` => `name=Malvinas` ### Min zoom: `3` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## aviation [#](#aviation) Layer containing polygons of aviation features. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the aviation facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for aviation facility with their subclass values. Values: `aerodrome` - `airfield` - `airstrip` - `club` - `gliding` - `international` - `military` - `private` - `public` - `regional` `apron` - `international` - `military` - `private` - `public` - `regional` `helipad` - `military` - `private` `heliport` - `military` - `private` - `public` - `regional` `landingpad` `launch_complex` - `military` `launchpad` - `military` `runway` - `airfield` - `military` `spaceport` - `military` `taxiway` #### construction Indicates whether the aviation facility is under construction. Values: - `True` #### faa The Federal Aviation Administration location identifier. Examples: - `MHV` - `TE43` - `WS35` #### iata 3-character code issued by the International Air Transport Association. Examples: - `LHD` - `ORD` - `ZWU` #### icao 4-letter code issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization. Examples: - `HSSP` - `YGHP` - `YUOF` #### ref Reference code of the aviation facility. Examples: - `H1` - `LSPV` - `PJZ 12.0` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## aviation\_line [#](#aviation_line) Layer containing lines of aviation features. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the aviation facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for aviation facility with their subclass values. Values: `model_runway` - `private` `runway` - `airfield` - `military` - `private` - `public` - `regional` `taxiway` - `military` #### construction Indicates whether the aviation facility is under construction. Values: - `True` #### faa The Federal Aviation Administration location identifier. Examples: - `MHV` - `TE43` - `WS35` #### iata 3-character code issued by the International Air Transport Association. Examples: - `LHD` - `ORD` - `ZWU` #### icao 4-letter code issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization. Examples: - `HSSP` - `YGHP` - `YUOF` #### ref Reference code of the aviation facility. Examples: - `H1` - `LSPV` - `PJZ 12.0` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## bridge [#](#bridge) Layer containing polygons of bridges. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `wildlife_crossing` #### construction Indicates whether the bridge is under construction. Values: - `True` #### layer Defines the relative order of bridges in relation to other features (e.g., roads) Min value: - `-2` Max value: - `10` ### Min zoom: `8` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## bridge\_label [#](#bridge_label) Layer containing label points of bridges. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `wildlife_crossing` #### construction Indicates whether the bridge is under construction. Values: - `True` #### layer Defines the relative order of bridges in relation to other features (e.g., roads) Min value: - `-2` Max value: - `10` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the bridge. Examples: - `Øresundsbron` - `Robert F. Kennedy Bridge` - `Quaibrücke` #### name:{code} Localized name of the bridge in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## building [#](#building) Layer containing polygons of building or building part footprints. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### height Approximate height (in meters), derived from building levels or height attributes (or building part). Min value: - `1` Max value: - `850` #### height\_min Approximate base height (in meters), derived from minimum levels or minimum height attributes of the building or its parts. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `583` #### underground Indicates whether the building is underground. Values: - `True` ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## building\_number [#](#building_number) Layer containing points representing building address labels. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### number Address number. Examples: - `99` - `4232b` - `461/28` ### Min zoom: `15` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## cemetery [#](#cemetery) Layer containing polygons of cemeteries and graveyards. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## city\_label [#](#city_label) Layer containing point labels for cities. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### capital Numerical representation of an administrative unit from country to neighbourhood. Values: - `20` - `30` - `40` - `50` - `60` - `61` - `70` - `80` - `90` - `100` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the city. Examples: - `Berlin` - `Washington` - `Zürich` #### name:{code} Localized name of the city in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the city. Lower values indicate greater importance. Min value: - `1` Max value: - `7` ### Min zoom: `3` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## commercial [#](#commercial) Layer containing polygons of commercial areas, used for services and trade (tertiary sector). ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `commercial` - `marketplace` - `retail` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## construction [#](#construction) Layer containing polygons of areas under construction. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### class Classification categories for the construction areas. Values: - `civic` - `commercial` - `education` - `industrial` - `leisure` - `medical` - `military` - `other` - `religious` - `residential` - `transportation` ### Min zoom: `8` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## continent\_label [#](#continent_label) Layer containing label points of each continent. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### name Primary (local or official) name of the continent. Examples: - `ANTARCTICA` - `ASIA` - `EUROPE` #### name:{code} Localized name of the continent in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `3` ### Unique id `True` ## country\_border [#](#country_border) Layer containing lines of country borders. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### admin\_l ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 code of the country to the left of the border. Examples: - `CH` - `CZ` - `US` #### admin\_r ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 code of the country to the right of the border. Examples: - `AT` - `CA` - `DE` #### maritime Indicates whether the border is maritime. Values: - `False` - `True` ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## country\_border\_disputed [#](#country_border_disputed) Layer containing lines of disputed country borders. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### claimed\_by ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 code of the country that claims the border. #### disputed\_by ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 code of the country that disputes the border. #### disputed\_name Primary (local) name of the disputed border or area. #### maritime Indicates whether the border is maritime. Values: - `False` - `True` #### worldview Defines the geopolitical perspective from which a feature is represented. More geopolitical world views are listed in [Worldviews](#worldviews) section. | worldview | description | | --- | --- | | `ch` | geopolitical world view of Switzerland | | `us` | geopolitical world view of USA | | `jp` | geopolitical world view of Japan | Values: - `disputed` - `recognized` - `unrecognized` Examples: | attribute | value | | --- | --- | | `disputed_name` | `WesternSahara` | | `claimed_by` | `EH` | | `disputed_by` | `MA` | | `worldview:ch` | `disputed` | | `worldview:us` | `unrecognized` | ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## country\_disputed\_label [#](#country_disputed_label) Layer containing point labels of disputed country. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### name Primary (local) name of the disputed country. #### name:{code} Primary (local) name of the disputed country in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### worldview Defines the geopolitical perspective from which a feature is represented. More geopolitical world views are listed in [Worldviews](#worldviews) section. | worldview | description | | --- | --- | | `ch` | geopolitical world view of Switzerland | | `us` | geopolitical world view of USA | | `jp` | geopolitical world view of Japan | Values: - `disputed` - `recognized` - `unrecognized` Examples: | attribute | value | | --- | --- | | `name` | `الصحراء الغربية` | | `name:en` | `Western Sahara` | | `worldview:ch` | `recognized` | | `worldview:us` | `unrecognized` | ### Min zoom: `3` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## country\_label [#](#country_label) Layer containing point labels of each country. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the country. Examples: - `Deutschland` - `Switzerland` - `United States of America` #### name:{code} Localized name of the country in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the country. Lower values indicate greater importance. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `5` ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## dam [#](#dam) Layer containing polygons of dam structures built across a river or stream to impound the water. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## education [#](#education) Layer containing polygons of educational facilities. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `college` - `kindergarten` - `library` - `school` - `university` ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## farmland [#](#farmland) Layer containing polygons of agricultural and farmland areas. ### Block `nature` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `8` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## ferry [#](#ferry) Layer containing lines of ferry routes. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the ferry is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### ref Reference code of the ferry route. Examples: - `38M` - `Nav2` - `US 10` ### Min zoom: `4` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## ferry\_label [#](#ferry_label) Layer containing line labels for named ferry routes. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the ferry is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the ferry route. Examples: - `Alaska Marine Lines` - `Huelva - Tenerife (Santa Cruz de Tenerife)` - `Wellington - Picton (Bluebridge)` #### name:{code} Localized name of the ferry route in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### ref Reference code of the ferry route. Examples: - `38M` - `Nav2` - `US 10` ### Min zoom: `4` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## forest [#](#forest) Layer containing polygons of generalized forested areas. Unlike the `wood` layer, it provides simplified geometry suitable for large-scale maps. ### Block `nature` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `9` ### Unique id `False` ## grass [#](#grass) Layer containing polygons of grass and meadow areas. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `allotments` - `fell` - `garden` - `golf_course` - `grass` - `grassland` - `heath` - `meadow` - `park` - `recreation_ground` - `shrubbery` - `tundra` - `village_green` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## hospital [#](#hospital) Layer containing polygons of hospital areas. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## ice [#](#ice) Layer containing polygons of glaciers, ice sheets and permanent snow. ### Block `nature` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` ### Unique id `False` ## industrial [#](#industrial) Layer containing polygons of industrial and utility areas. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: `brownfield` `generator` - `battery` - `biofuel` - `biogas` - `biomass` - `coal` - `diesel` - `gas` - `geothermal` - `hydro` - `landfill_gas` - `nuclear` - `oil` - `other` - `solar` - `tidal` - `unknown` - `waste` - `wind` - `wood` `industrial` - `agriculture` - `auto_wrecker` - `bakery` - `brewery` - `brickworks` - `brickyard` - `chemical` - `communication` - `concrete_plant` - `cooling` - `depot` - `distributor` - `electrical` - `factory` - `fracking` - `gas` - `grinding_mill` - `heating_station` - `logistics` - `machine_shop` - `manufacturing` - `metal_processing` - `mine` - `natural_gas` - `oil` - `other` - `port` - `refinery` - `sawmill` - `scrap_yard` - `shipyard` - `slaughterhouse` - `storage` - `timber` - `unknown` - `warehouse` - `water` - `well_cluster` - `wellsite` `landfill` `plant` - `battery` - `biofuel` - `biogas` - `biomass` - `coal` - `diesel` - `gas` - `geothermal` - `hydro` - `landfill_gas` - `nuclear` - `oil` - `other` - `solar` - `tidal` - `unknown` - `waste` - `wind` - `wood` `quarry` - `aggregate` - `alabaster` - `alginite` - `amethyst` - `amphibolite` - `andalusite` - `andesite` - `antimony` - `argillite` - `arsenic` - `asbestos` - `baryte` - `basalt` - `bauxite` - `bentonite` - `boron` - `calcarenite` - `calcite` - `calcium` - `cement` - `chalk` - `chrome` - `chromite` - `clay` - `coal` - `cobalt` - `copper` - `corundum` - `diamond` - `diorite` - `dolomite` - `earth` - `flint` - `fluorite` - `gabbro` - `gas` - `gips` - `gold` - `granite` - `graphite` - `gravel` - `gritstone` - `guano` - `gypsum` - `ilmenite` - `iron_ore` - `kaolinite` - `lead` - `leptynite` - `lignite` - `limestone` - `limonite` - `magnesite` - `manganese` - `marble` - `mercury` - `mica` - `molybdenum` - `nickel` - `nitrogen` - `obsidian` - `oil` - `other` - `peat` - `pebblestone` - `pegmatite` - `perlite` - `phonolite` - `platinum` - `porphyry` - `potash` - `pozzolan` - `pumice` - `pyrite` - `pyroxenite` - `quarz` - `rhyodacite` - `rhyolite` - `rock` - `ruby` - `salt` - `sand` - `sandstone` - `scoria` - `serpentinite` - `silicon` - `silt` - `silver` - `slate` - `soapstone` - `sodium_carbonate` - `sodium_sulfate` - `soil` - `strontium` - `suevite` - `sulphur` - `talc` - `travertine` - `tuff` - `tungsten` - `unknown` - `uranium` - `wolfram` - `zeolite` - `zinc` `substation` - `compensation` - `converter` - `distribution` - `generation` - `industrial` - `measurement` - `minor_distribution` - `other` - `switching` - `traction` - `transition` - `transmission` - `unknown` `wastewater_plant` ### Min zoom: `8` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## island\_label [#](#island_label) Layer containing point labels for named islands, islets or atolls. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `atoll` - `island` - `islet` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the island, islet or atoll. Examples: - `Grand Bahama` - `Madeira` - `Tasmania` #### name:{code} Localized name of the island, islet or atoll in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the island. Lower values indicate greater importance. Min value: - `5` Max value: - `14` ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## leisure [#](#leisure) Layer containing polygons of leisure, recreation and sport-related areas. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `dog_park` - `pitch` - `playground` - `recreation_ground` - `sports_centre` - `stadium` - `theme_park` - `track` - `winter_sports` - `zoo` ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## military [#](#military) Layer containing polygons of military or defense-related areas. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `8` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## military\_label [#](#military_label) Layer containing point labels for named military or defense-related areas. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### name Primary (local or official) name of the military or defense-related areas. Examples: - `Schiessplatz Altmatt` - `Alsberg-Kasarne` - `Cape Canaveral Space Force Station` #### name:{code} Localized name of the military or defense-related area in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` ### Min zoom: `8` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `true` ## parking [#](#parking) Layer containing polygons of parking areas and parking spaces. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the parking is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification category for parking with its subclass values. Values: `parking` - `parking` - `parking_space` #### parking Classification categories for the parking areas types. Values: - `carports` - `garage` - `garage_boxes` - `half_on_kerb` - `lane` - `layby` - `multi-storey` - `on_kerb` - `other` - `parking` - `rooftop` - `sheds` - `street_side` - `surface` - `underground` #### parking\_space Classification categories for the parking spaces. Values: - `ambulance` - `bicycle` - `boat_trailer` - `bus` - `car_sharing` - `caravan` - `carpool` - `charging` - `coach` - `compact` - `delivery` - `disabled` - `doctor` - `eletric_vehicle` - `emergency` - `family` - `hgv` - `minute` - `motorcycle` - `motorhome` - `normal` - `other` - `parent` - `pickup` - `police` - `reserved` - `service` - `taxi` - `trailer` - `truck` - `visitor` ### Min zoom: `15` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## pathway [#](#pathway) Layer containing pathways. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the pathway is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### brunnel Describes whether the pathway is part of a bridge, tunnel, or ford. Values: - `bridge` - `ford` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bridleway` - `corridor` - `cycleway` - `footway` - `path` - `pedestrian` - `platform` - `steps` - `track` #### construction Indicates whether the pathway is under construction. Values: - `True` #### indoor Indicates whether the pathway is located inside a building. Values: - `True` #### layer Defines the relative order of pathway in relation to other features (e.g., roads) Min value: - `-10` Max value: - `10` #### level Defines the absolute vertical level (floor level) of the pathway. Min value: - `-19` Max value: - `56` #### oneway Indicates whether the pathway is a one-way. Values: - `True` #### paved Indicates whether the pathway is paved. Values: - `False` - `True` ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## pathway\_label [#](#pathway_label) Layer containing line labels for named pathways. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the pathway is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### brunnel Describes whether the pathway is part of a bridge, tunnel, or ford. Values: - `bridge` - `ford` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bridleway` - `corridor` - `cycleway` - `footway` - `path` - `pedestrian` - `platform` - `steps` - `track` #### construction Indicates whether the pathway is under construction. Values: - `True` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the pathway. Examples: - `Bremer Weg` - `Lincoln Steps` - `Lorzenweg` #### name:{code} Localized name of the pathway in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### unpaved Indicates whether the pathway is unpaved. Values: - `True` ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `true` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## pedestrian [#](#pedestrian) Layer containing polygons of pedestrian areas. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the pedestrian area is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### brunnel Describes whether the pedestrian area is part of abridge, tunnel, or ford. Values: - `bridge` - `ford` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bridleway` - `corridor` - `cycleway` - `footway` - `path` - `pedestrian` - `platform` - `steps` - `track` #### construction Indicates whether the pedestrian area is under construction. Values: - `True` #### indoor Indicates whether the pedestrian area is located inside a building. Values: - `True` #### layer Defines the relative order of pedestrian areas in relation to other features (e.g., roads) Min value: - `1` Max value: - `9` #### level Defines the absolute vertical level (floor level) of the pathway. Min value: - `-6` Max value: - `5` #### paved Indicates whether the pedestrian area is paved. Values: - `False` - `True` ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## pedestrian\_label [#](#pedestrian_label) Layer containing point labels for named pedestrian areas. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the pedestrian area is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### brunnel Describes whether the pedestrian area is part of abridge, tunnel, or ford. Values: - `bridge` - `ford` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bridleway` - `corridor` - `cycleway` - `footway` - `path` - `pedestrian` - `platform` - `steps` - `track` #### construction Indicates whether the pedestrian area is under construction. Values: - `True` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the pedestrian area. Examples: - `Lincoln Plaza` - `Pariser Platz` - `Sechseläutenplatz` #### name:{code} Localized name of the pedestrian area in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### unpaved Indicates whether the pedestrian area is unpaved. Values: - `True` ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `true` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## pier [#](#pier) Layer containing pier polygons. ### Block `roads` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `9` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## place\_label [#](#place_label) Layer containing point labels of places (excluding `town` and `city`). ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `hamlet` - `isolated_dwelling` - `neighbourhood` - `quarter` - `suburb` - `village` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the place. Examples: - `Manhattan` - `Neustadt` - `銀座 (Ginza)` #### name:{code} Localized name of the place in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the place. Lower values indicate greater importance. Min value: - `1` Max value: - `40` ### Min zoom: `9` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_accommodation [#](#poi_accommodation) Layer containing points of interest related to accommodation. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the accommodation is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class Classification category. Values: - `apartment` - `bed_and_breakfast` - `camp_site` - `caravan_site` - `chalet` - `guest_house` - `hostel` - `hotel` - `motel` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the accommodation. Examples: - `Alpenheim` - `Campingpark` - `Hotel Washington` #### name:{code} Localized name of the accommodation in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### stars Quality classification of the accommodation. Values: - `0` - `1` - `2` - `3` - `4` - `5` ### Min zoom: `15` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_culture [#](#poi_culture) Layer containing points of interest related to culture. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for cultural POIs with their subclass values. Values: `aqueduct` - `aqueduct` `archaeological_site` - `agora` - `amphitheatre` - `aqueduct` - `basilica` - `baths` - `bawn` - `bigstone` - `bridge` - `broch` - `building` - `burial` - `burial_ground` - `burial_site` - `cairn` - `camp` - `castle` - `catacombs` - `cave oppidum` - `cemetery` - `chapel` - `church` - `cistern` - `city` - `cliff_dwelling` - `crannog` - `dam` - `desert_kite` - `domus` - `earthwork` - `earthworks` - `enclosure` - `farm` - `field_system` - `fortification` - `fulacht_fia` - `gate` - `geoglyph` - `grave` - `grave_field` - `grave_yard` - `harbour` - `hilltop_enclosure` - `house` - `hut_circle` - `industrial` - `kiln` - `kiva` - `landwehr` - `lime_kiln` - `linear_earthwork` - `lynchets` - `megalith` - `milestone` - `military_trench` - `mine` - `mineral_extraction` - `minilith` - `moat` - `monastery` - `mound` - `necropolis` - `nuraghe` - `other` - `palace` - `petroglyph` - `pictographs` - `place_of_worship` - `pottery_kiln` - `quarry` - `regiones` - `remains` - `ridge_and_furrow` - `road` - `rock_art` - `rock_painting` - `rock_shelter` - `roman_circus` - `roman_fort` - `roman_road` - `roman_villa` - `ruins` - `sacrificial_site` - `sanctuary` - `settlement` - `shell_midden` - `souterrain` - `standing_stone` - `stone` - `structure` - `tell` - `temple` - `theatre` - `threshing_floor` - `tomb` - `tower` - `trap_pit` - `tumulus` - `unknown` - `villa` - `village` - `wall` - `watermill` - `well` `arts_centre` - `arts_centre` `artwork` - `Butterfly_Sculpture` - `aircraft` - `anchor` - `arch` - `architecture` - `azulejo` - `bell` - `bench` - `board` - `boat` - `building` - `bust` - `carving` - `city_entrance` - `coat_of_arms` - `column` - `cross` - `crossing` - `drinking_water` - `dwarf` - `dwart` - `falla` - `figurine` - `flacking` - `fontaine Wallace` - `fountain` - `fresco` - `garden` - `graffiti` - `inscription` - `installation` - `land_art` - `literature` - `memorial` - `model` - `monument` - `mosaic` - `mummy` - `mural` - `mural_painting` - `obelisk` - `ornamental_vase` - `other` - `painting` - `photo` - `photograph` - `pinwheel` - `placard` - `plaque` - `plate` - `pochoir` - `poem` - `poster` - `pottery` - `print` - `pylon` - `relief` - `religious` - `rock` - `scarecrow` - `sculpture` - `sculpture/fountain` - `sculpture_group` - `sgraffito` - `sign` - `sound_sculpture` - `stained_glass` - `star` - `statue` - `stele` - `stone` - `street_art` - `szekely_gate` - `tank` - `tilework` - `topiary` - `totem_pole` - `tower` - `traffic_sign` - `vase` - `wood` - `woodcarving` `cemetery` - `adventist` - `african_methodist_episcopal` - `african_methodist_episcopal_zion` - `anabaptist` - `ancestor` - `anglican` - `animist` - `apostolic` - `armenian_apostolic` - `assemblies_of_god` - `bahai` - `baptist` - `benzhu` - `buddhist` - `bulgarian_orthodox` - `caodaism` - `catholic` - `chinese_folk` - `christ_scientist` - `christian` - `church_of_christ` - `church_of_scotland` - `confucian` - `congregational` - `dutch_reformed` - `episcopal` - `ethiopian_orthodox` - `evangelical` - `evangelical_lutheran` - `georgian_orthodox` - `greek_catholic` - `greek_orthodox` - `hindu` - `iglesia_ni_cristo` - `jain` - `jehovahs_witness` - `jewish` - `jodo_shinshu` - `konkokyo` - `landmark` - `latter-day_saints` - `latter_day_saints` - `lutheran` - `macedonian_orthodox` - `mahayana` - `matriz_africana` - `mennonite` - `methodist` - `mormon` - `multifaith` - `muslim` - `nazarene` - `neo-pentecostal` - `new_apostolic` - `nichiren` - `nondenominational` - `old_believers` - `orthodox` - `pagan` - `pentecostal` - `place_of_worship` - `presbyterian` - `protestant` - `quaker` - `reformed` - `roman_catholic` - `romanian_orthodox` - `russian_orthodox` - `salvation_army` - `scientologist` - `serbian_orthodox` - `seventh_day_adventist` - `shamanic` - `shia` - `shingon_shu` - `shinto` - `sikh` - `soto` - `southern_baptist` - `spiritist` - `spiritualist` - `sunni` - `taoist` - `tenrikyo` - `thai_mahanikaya` - `theravada` - `tibetan` - `ukrainian_greek_catholic` - `ukrainian_orthodox` - `unitarian_universalist` - `united` - `united_church_of_christ` - `united_methodist` - `united_reformed` - `uniting` - `unknown` - `vietnamese_folk` - `voodoo` - `yazidi` - `zoroastrian` - `曹洞宗` `cinema` - `cinema` `community_centre` - `athlete` - `bicycle_maintenance` - `child` - `chitalishte` - `church_hall` - `club` - `club_home` - `club_house` - `community_hall` - `cultural_centre` - `disabled` - `environment_centre` - `events_centre` - `events_place` - `events_venue` - `family` - `family_centre` - `home_club` - `immigrant` - `juvenile` - `language_centre` - `lgbtq` - `maison de quartier` - `man` - `meeting_room` - `men` - `multigeneration` - `neighbourhood` - `open_for_all` - `other` - `parish_hall` - `religious` - `samba_school` - `scout` - `scout_centre` - `senior` - `senior_center` - `senior_centre` - `social_centre` - `sport_centre` - `student` - `village_hall` - `warm_hub` - `woman` - `women` - `youth` - `youth_centre` - `youth_club` `exhibition_centre` - `exhibition_centre` `gallery` - `gallery` `library` - `library` `monastery` - `adventist` - `african_methodist_episcopal` - `african_methodist_episcopal_zion` - `anabaptist` - `ancestor` - `anglican` - `animist` - `apostolic` - `armenian_apostolic` - `assemblies_of_god` - `bahai` - `baptist` - `benzhu` - `buddhist` - `bulgarian_orthodox` - `caodaism` - `catholic` - `chinese_folk` - `christ_scientist` - `christian` - `church_of_christ` - `church_of_scotland` - `confucian` - `congregational` - `dutch_reformed` - `episcopal` - `ethiopian_orthodox` - `evangelical` - `evangelical_lutheran` - `georgian_orthodox` - `greek_catholic` - `greek_orthodox` - `hindu` - `iglesia_ni_cristo` - `jain` - `jehovahs_witness` - `jewish` - `jodo_shinshu` - `konkokyo` - `landmark` - `latter-day_saints` - `latter_day_saints` - `lutheran` - `macedonian_orthodox` - `mahayana` - `matriz_africana` - `mennonite` - `methodist` - `mormon` - `multifaith` - `muslim` - `nazarene` - `neo-pentecostal` - `new_apostolic` - `nichiren` - `nondenominational` - `old_believers` - `orthodox` - `pagan` - `pentecostal` - `place_of_worship` - `presbyterian` - `protestant` - `quaker` - `reformed` - `roman_catholic` - `romanian_orthodox` - `russian_orthodox` - `salvation_army` - `scientologist` - `serbian_orthodox` - `seventh_day_adventist` - `shamanic` - `shia` - `shingon_shu` - `shinto` - `sikh` - `soto` - `southern_baptist` - `spiritist` - `spiritualist` - `sunni` - `taoist` - `tenrikyo` - `thai_mahanikaya` - `theravada` - `tibetan` - `ukrainian_greek_catholic` - `ukrainian_orthodox` - `unitarian_universalist` - `united` - `united_church_of_christ` - `united_methodist` - `united_reformed` - `uniting` - `unknown` - `vietnamese_folk` - `voodoo` - `yazidi` - `zoroastrian` - `曹洞宗` `monument` - `monument` `museum` - `aerospace` - `agriculture` - `archaeological` - `architecture` - `art` - `aviation` - `car` - `children` - `craft` - `ethnography` - `food` - `gallery` - `geology` - `history` - `literature` - `living_history` - `local` - `local_history` - `maritime` - `medicine` - `military` - `museum` - `music` - `nature` - `open_air` - `other` - `person` - `porcelain` - `railway` - `religious` - `science` - `speciality` - `sport` - `technology` - `toys` - `transport` - `war` `place_of_mourning` - `place_of_mourning` `place_of_worship` - `adventist` - `african_methodist_episcopal` - `african_methodist_episcopal_zion` - `anabaptist` - `ancestor` - `anglican` - `animist` - `apostolic` - `armenian_apostolic` - `assemblies_of_god` - `bahai` - `baptist` - `benzhu` - `buddhist` - `bulgarian_orthodox` - `caodaism` - `catholic` - `chinese_folk` - `christ_scientist` - `christian` - `church_of_christ` - `church_of_scotland` - `confucian` - `congregational` - `dutch_reformed` - `episcopal` - `ethiopian_orthodox` - `evangelical` - `evangelical_lutheran` - `georgian_orthodox` - `greek_catholic` - `greek_orthodox` - `hindu` - `iglesia_ni_cristo` - `jain` - `jehovahs_witness` - `jewish` - `jodo_shinshu` - `konkokyo` - `landmark` - `latter-day_saints` - `latter_day_saints` - `lutheran` - `macedonian_orthodox` - `mahayana` - `matriz_africana` - `mennonite` - `methodist` - `mormon` - `multifaith` - `muslim` - `nazarene` - `neo-pentecostal` - `new_apostolic` - `nichiren` - `nondenominational` - `old_believers` - `orthodox` - `pagan` - `pentecostal` - `place_of_worship` - `presbyterian` - `protestant` - `quaker` - `reformed` - `roman_catholic` - `romanian_orthodox` - `russian_orthodox` - `salvation_army` - `scientologist` - `serbian_orthodox` - `seventh_day_adventist` - `shamanic` - `shia` - `shingon_shu` - `shinto` - `sikh` - `soto` - `southern_baptist` - `spiritist` - `spiritualist` - `sunni` - `taoist` - `tenrikyo` - `thai_mahanikaya` - `theravada` - `tibetan` - `ukrainian_greek_catholic` - `ukrainian_orthodox` - `unitarian_universalist` - `united` - `united_church_of_christ` - `united_methodist` - `united_reformed` - `uniting` - `unknown` - `vietnamese_folk` - `voodoo` - `yazidi` - `zoroastrian` - `曹洞宗` `planetarium` - `planetarium` `public_bookcase` - `building` - `fridge` - `glass_cabinet` - `metal_cabinet` - `movable_cabinet` - `other` - `phone_box` - `reading_box` - `sculpture` - `shelf` - `shelter` - `wall_cabinet` - `wooden_box` - `wooden_cabinet` `studio` - `studio` `theatre` - `amphi` - `ballet` - `cabaret` - `chamber_music` - `circus` - `comedy` - `drama` - `figure` - `marionette` - `music` - `musical` - `opera` - `other` - `philharmonic` - `puppet` - `stand_up_comedy` - `variety` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the cultural POIs. Examples: - `Fördertechnik Museum` - `Python Gallery` - `The Metropolitan Museum of Art` #### name:{code} Localized name of the cultural POIs in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `13` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_education [#](#poi_education) Layer containing points of interest related to education. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for educational POIs with their subclass values. Values: `childcare` - `association` - `barangay_government` - `business` - `cbo` - `charitable` - `community` - `cooperative` - `council` - `county_government` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `college` - `association` - `business` - `cbo` - `charitable` - `community` - `cooperative` - `council` - `county_government` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `dancing_school` - `association` - `business` - `community` - `government` - `private` - `public` `driving_school` - `association` - `business` - `government` - `military` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `school` `kindergarten` - `association` - `business` - `cbo` - `charitable` - `community` - `cooperative` - `council` - `county_government` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `language_school` - `association` - `business` - `community` - `cooperative` - `council` - `government` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `music_school` - `association` - `business` - `community` - `government` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `prep_school` - `business` - `cooperative` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `public` - `religious` `research_institute` - `association` - `business` - `charitable` - `community` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `school` - `association` - `barangay_government` - `business` - `cbo` - `charitable` - `community` - `cooperative` - `council` - `county_government` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `surf_school` - `private` - `private_for_profit` `traffic_park` - `government` - `private` - `private_non_profit` - `public` `university` - `association` - `business` - `charitable` - `community` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the facility. Examples: - `CERN - Site de Meyrin` - `Harvard University` - `Johann-Wolfgang-von-Goethe-Schule` #### name:{code} Localized name of the facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_food [#](#poi_food) Layer containing points of interest related to foods and beverages. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `bar` - `biergarten` - `cafe` - `canteen` - `fast_food` - `food_court` - `ice_cream` - `pub` - `restaurant` #### cuisine Categories of types of foods and beverages. Examples: - `burger` - `pizza` - `regional` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the facility. Examples: - `Awesome Ice creem` - `Best burger` - `The best bar` #### name:{code} Localized name of the facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `15` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_healthcare [#](#poi_healthcare) Layer containing points of interest related to health. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### class & subclass Classification categories for healthcare POIs with their subclass values. Values: `clinic` - `association` - `barangay_government` - `business` - `cbo` - `charitable` - `community` - `cooperative` - `council` - `county_government` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `dentist` - `business` - `community` - `cooperative` - `government` - `military` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `university` `doctors` - `association` - `business` - `community` - `cooperative` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `university` `hospital` - `association` - `business` - `cbo` - `charitable` - `community` - `cooperative` - `council` - `county_government` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `military` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` - `school` - `university` `nursing_home` - `business` - `charitable` - `government` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `religious` `pharmacy` - `barangay_government` - `business` - `charitable` - `community` - `government` - `government_facility-public` - `ngo` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `private_individual` - `private_non_profit` - `public` - `public/government` - `religious` `veterinary` - `business` - `community` - `government` - `private` - `private_for_profit` - `public` - `university` #### healthcare Healthcare category. Examples: - `clinic` - `hospital` - `pharmacy` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the facility. Examples: - `CVS Pharmacy` - `Medic-Center Nürnberg` - `Universitätsspital Zürich` #### name:{code} Localized name of the facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_industrial [#](#poi_industrial) Layer containing points of industrial and utility areas. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `brownfield` - `industrial` - `landfill` - `plant` - `quarry` - `wastewater_plant` #### subclass Classification values for the categories. Examples: - `amethyst` - `converter` - `solar` #### height Approximate height (in meters), derived from facility height attributes. Min value: - `1` Max value: - `500` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the industrial facility. Values: - `Copper Mountain Solar 3` - `Kraftwerk Reichenau` - `Vodné dielo Kráľová` ### Min zoom: `8` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_public [#](#poi_public) Layer containing points of interest related to public facilities. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for public POIs with their subclass values. Values: `adult` - `adult_gaming_centre` - `brothel` - `casino` - `gambling` - `nightclub` - `stripclub` `animal` - `animal_breeding` - `animal_shelter` - `dog_park` `cemetery` - `funeral_hall` `emergency` - `fire_station` - `police` `office` - `accountant` - `advertising_agency` - `architect` - `association` - `bail_bond_agent` - `charity` - `company` - `construction_company` - `consulting` - `cooperative` - `courier` - `coworking` - `diplomatic` - `educational_institution` - `employment_agency` - `energy_supplier` - `engineer` - `estate_agent` - `financial` - `financial_advisor` - `forestry` - `foundation` - `geodesist` - `government` - `graphic_design` - `guide` - `harbour_master` - `health_insurance` - `insurance` - `interior_design` - `it` - `lawyer` - `logistics` - `marketing` - `moving_company` - `newspaper` - `ngo` - `notary` - `physician` - `political_party` - `private_investigator` - `property_management` - `publisher` - `quango` - `religion` - `research` - `security` - `surveyor` - `tax_advisor` - `taxi` - `telecommunication` - `therapist` - `translator` - `travel_agent` - `tutoring` - `union` - `university` - `water_utility` - `web_design` - `wedding_planner` `post` - `parcel_locker` - `post_box` - `post_office` `public` - `bbq` - `courthouse` - `events_venue` - `hackerspace` - `marketplace` - `park` - `prison` - `social_centre` - `social_facility` - `square` - `townhall` `recreation` - `amusement_arcade` - `bathing_place` - `dance` - `dressing_room` - `escape_game` - `hot_tub` - `recreation_ground` - `sauna` - `shelter` - `smoking_area` - `swimming_area` - `swimming_pool` - `tanning_salon` `service` - `atm` - `bank` - `bureau_de_change` - `money_transfer` `uncategorized` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the facility. Examples: - `Grillplatz` - `Hauptpost` - `Old City Hall` #### name:{code} Localized name of the facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_shopping [#](#poi_shopping) Layer containing points of interest related to shopping and craft facilities. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### class & subclass Classification categories for shopping POIs with their subclass values. Values: `arts` - `art` - `camera` - `collector` - `craft` - `esoteric` - `frame` - `games` - `model` - `music` - `musical_instrument` - `new_age` - `photo` - `photo_studio` - `photographer` - `printing` - `psychic` - `trophy` - `video` - `video_games` `beauty` - `beauty` - `chemist` - `cosmetics` - `dental_technician` - `dentures` - `erotic` - `hairdresser` - `hairdresser_supply` - `hearing_aids` - `herbalist` - `jeweller` - `massage` - `medical` - `medical_supply` - `nutrition_supplements` - `optician` - `perfumery` - `piercing` - `tattoo` - `wigs` `books` - `anime` - `bookbinder` - `books` `clothes` - `baby_goods` - `bag` - `boutique` - `clothes` - `dressmaker` - `fabric` - `fashion` - `fashion_accessories` - `jewelry` - `leather` - `sewing` - `shoe_repair` - `shoemaker` - `shoes` - `tailor` - `watches` - `wool` `construction` - `3d_printing` - `backet_maker` - `boatbuilder` - `builder` - `cabinet_maker` - `clockmaker` - `door_construction` - `fence_maker` - `metal_construction` - `organ_builder` - `sailmaker` - `toolmaker` - `watchmaker` - `window_construction` `craft` - `agricultural_engines` - `atelier` - `beekeeper` - `blacksmith` - `carpenter` - `carpet_layer` - `cleaning` - `embroiderer` - `engraver` - `floorer` - `glassblower` - `goldsmith` - `handicraft` - `hvac` - `insulation` - `joiner` - `key_cutter` - `luthier` - `parquet_layer` - `plasterer` - `plumber` - `restoration` - `rigger` - `roofer` - `saddler` - `scaffolder` - `sculptor` - `signmaker` - `stanemanson` - `stonemason` - `sun_protection` - `tatami` - `tiler` - `tinsmith` - `turner` - `upholsterer` - `welder` `discount` - `charity` - `second_hand` - `variety_store` `electronics` - `computer` - `electrician` - `electronics` - `electronics_repair` - `hifi` - `mobile_phone` - `photographic_laboratory` - `print_shop` - `printer` - `printer_ink` - `printmaker` - `radiotechnics` - `telecommunication` - `vacuum_cleaner` `foods` - `alcohol` - `bakery` - `bbq` - `beverages` - `brewery` - `brewing_supplies` - `butcher` - `cafe` - `caterer` - `cheese` - `chocolate` - `coffee` - `coffee_roaster` - `confectionery` - `convenience` - `country_store` - `dairy` - `deli` - `distillery` - `farm` - `food` - `frozen_food` - `greengrocer` - `health_food` - `honey` - `ice_cream` - `nuts` - `pasta` - `pastry` - `rice` - `seafood` - `snack` - `spices` - `tea` - `water` - `wine` - `winery` `household` - `agrarian` - `appliance` - `bathroom_furnishing` - `building_materials` - `business_machines` - `chimney_sweeper` - `doityourself` - `electrical` - `energy` - `estate_agent` - `fireplace` - `florist` - `garden_centre` - `garden_furniture` - `garden_machinery` - `gardener` - `gas` - `glaziery` - `groundskeeping` - `haberdashery` - `hardware` - `hobby` - `household` - `houseware` - `interior_decorator` - `interior_work` - `locksmith` - `paint` - `painter` - `pottery` - `power_tools` - `repair` - `security` - `shed` - `tool_hire` - `tools` - `trade` - `wellness` - `windows` `interior` - `antiques` - `bed` - `candles` - `carpet` - `curtain` - `doors` - `flooring` - `furniture` - `household_linen` - `interior_decoration` - `kitchen` - `kitchenware` - `lighting` - `tiles` - `window_blind` `malls` - `catalogue` - `department_store` - `general` - `grocery` - `kiosk` - `mall` - `shopping_centre` - `supermarket` - `wholesale` `mixture` - `bookmaker` - `cannabis` - `copyshop` - `dry_cleaning` - `e-cigarette` - `funeral_directors` - `gift` - `gold_buyer` - `gun` - `hookah` - `insurance` - `laundry` - `lottery` - `maps` - `money_lender` - `newsagent` - `outpost` - `party` - `pawnbroker` - `pest_control` - `pet` - `pet_grooming` - `pyrotechnics` - `religion` - `spare_parts` - `stationery` - `storage_rental` - `ticket` - `tobacco` - `toys` - `travel_agency` - `trolley_bay` - `vacant` - `vending_machine` - `weapons` - `yes` `outdoors` - `equestrian` - `fishing` - `golf` - `grinding_mill` - `hunting` - `military_surplus` - `oil_mill` - `outdoor` - `sawmill` - `scuba_diving` - `skate` - `ski` - `sports` - `surf` - `swimming_pool` - `water_sports` `uncategorized` `vehicles` - `atv` - `bicycle` - `boat` - `boat_repair` - `car` - `car_painter` - `car_parts` - `car_repair` - `caravan` - `chandler` - `fuel` - `jetski` - `junk_yard` - `mobile_home` - `mobility_scooter` - `motorcycle` - `motorcycle_parts` - `motorcycle_repair` - `motorhome` - `motorsports` - `plant_hire` - `rental` - `repair` - `scooter` - `ship_chandler` - `snowmobile` - `tractor` - `trailer` - `truck` - `truck_repair` - `tyres` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the facility. Examples: - `The Computer` - `The Map Shop` - `The Tile Studio` #### name:{code} Localized name of the facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_sport [#](#poi_sport) Layer containing points of interest related to sports. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the sport facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class Classification category. Examples: - `basketball` - `soccer` - `tennis` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the sport facility. Examples: - `The basketball hall` - `The best pitch` - `The biggest stadium` #### name:{code} Localized name of the sport facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_station [#](#poi_station) Layer containing points of interest related to public transport stations. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### agg\_stop Indicates whether station is a main platform of public transport stops (buses, trams, and subways). Values: - `True` #### class & subclass Classification categories of POI transport stations with their subclass values. Values: `aerialway` - `station` `aerodrome` - `aerodrome` - `airfield` - `airstrip` - `club` - `gliding` - `international` - `military` - `private` - `public` - `regional` `aeroway` - `gate` - `hangar` - `helipad` - `heliport` - `military` - `private` - `public` - `regional` - `terminal` `bus` - `bus_station` - `bus_stop` `entrance` - `subway_entrance` - `train_station_entrance` `landingpad` - `landingpad` `launch_complex` - `launch_complex` - `military` `marina` - `ferry_terminal` - `marina` `railway` - `halt` - `station` - `subway` - `tram_stop` - `yard` `spaceport` - `military` - `spaceport` #### construction Indicates whether the station is under construction. Values: - `True` #### customary\_units Indicates whether elevation units of station is customary to use. Values: - `ft` - `m` #### ele Elevation in meters. Min value: - `-378` Max value: - `8376` #### ele\_ft Elevation in feet. Min value: - `-1240` Max value: - `27480` #### faa The Federal Aviation Administration location identifier. #### iata 3-character code issued by the International Air Transport Association. Examples: - `LHD` - `ORD` - `ZWU` #### icao 4-letter code issued by the International Civil Aviation Organization. Examples: - `HSSP` - `YGHP` - `YUOF` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the station. Examples: - `Flughafen Zürich` - `John F. Kennedy International Airport` - `Letiště Václava Havla Praha` #### name:{code} Localized name of the station in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### network Network name or abbreviation. Examples: - `BVG` - `WMATA Metrobus` - `ZVV` #### ref Reference code of the station. Examples: - `CGS` - `EDOJ` - `PRG` ### Min zoom: `5` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_tourism [#](#poi_tourism) Layer containing points of interest related to tourism. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the tourist facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for tourist POIs with their subclass values. Values: `adit` - `dugout` - `ruins` - `unknown` `alpine_hut` - `building` - `hut` - `ruins` - `unknown` `aquarium` - `unknown` `attraction` - `unknown` `beach` - `unknown` `beach_resort` - `unknown` `castle` - `archaeological_site` - `building` - `castle` - `castrum` - `chefferie` - `church` - `citadel` - `defensive` - `farm` - `fort` - `fortification` - `fortified_church` - `fortress` - `hall_house` - `hillfort` - `hunting` - `kremlin` - `maison` - `manor` - `mansion` - `medieval` - `monastery` - `motte` - `observation` - `palace` - `ruins` - `school` - `shiro` - `stately` - `temple` - `tower` - `towerhouse` - `unknown` - `wall` - `watchtower` `cave_entrance` - `castle` - `fortification` - `house` - `monastery` - `ruins` - `unknown` `church` - `abbey` - `building` - `chapel` - `church` - `fortified_church` - `ruins` - `towerhouse` - `unknown` `city_gate` - `building` - `defensive` - `fortress` - `palace` - `ruins` - `tower` - `unknown` `communications_tower` - `unknown` `information` - `building` - `defensive` - `palace` - `ruins` - `theatre` - `unknown` `lighthouse` - `ruins` - `tower` - `unknown` `manor` - `building` - `castle` - `defensive` - `fortress` - `house` - `maison` - `manor` - `mansion` - `palace` - `ruins` - `stately` - `tower` - `unknown` - `watermill` `memorial` - `bunker` - `church` - `defensive` - `house` - `inscriptions_on_precipices` - `palace` - `ruins` - `unknown` - `village` `mine_shaft` - `ruins` - `unknown` `mineshaft` - `industrial` - `ruins` - `unknown` `observatory` - `ruins` - `unknown` `resort` - `ruins` - `unknown` `ruins` - `Città` - `Stove` - `abbey` - `airport` - `aqueduct` - `artificial` - `barn` - `barrack` - `barracks` - `baths` - `blackhouse` - `bridge` - `buddhist_temple` - `building` - `building_wall` - `buildingq` - `bunker` - `cabin` - `castle` - `cave_room` - `chapel` - `charcoal_pit` - `chimney` - `church` - `city_wall` - `citywalls` - `closter` - `column` - `dam` - `dugout` - `enclosure` - `factory` - `farm` - `farm_auxiliary` - `farmhouse` - `former oil exploration` - `fort` - `fortification` - `fortress` - `foundation` - `fountain` - `furnace` - `gate` - `graveyard` - `guy_wire_anchor` - `hamlet` - `house` - `hunting` - `hut` - `industrial` - `inscriptions_on_precipices` - `lime_kiln` - `manor` - `megalith` - `military` - `mill` - `mine` - `monastery` - `monastry` - `mosque` - `odeon` - `pagoda` - `pier` - `place_of_worship` - `prasat` - `public_building` - `railroad` - `remmants` - `remnants` - `residential` - `ruins` - `school` - `shed` - `stele` - `stoa` - `temple` - `theatre` - `tomb` - `tower` - `town` - `track` - `village` - `wall` - `warehouse` - `water_tank` - `watermill` - `well` - `windmill` `telescope` - `ruins` - `unknown` `theme_park` - `birds` - `enclosure` - `ruins` - `unknown` - `wildlife_park` `tomb` - `building` - `church` - `ruins` - `temple` - `unknown` `tower` - `archaeological_site` - `building` - `castle` - `church` - `defensive` - `fort` - `fortress` - `military` - `pagoda` - `ruins` - `tower` - `unknown` - `watchtower` `viewpoint` - `bridge` - `building` - `castle` - `defensive` - `fortification` - `fortress` - `military` - `ruins` - `stately` - `tower` - `unknown` - `wall` - `watermill` `water_tower` - `industrial` - `ruins` - `tower` - `unknown` `water_well` - `ruins` - `tower` - `unknown` `watermill` - `building` - `farm` - `industrial` - `manor` - `ruins` - `unknown` - `watermill` - `windmill` `wilderness_hut` - `hut` - `ruins` - `unknown` `windmill` - `building` - `ruins` - `tower` - `unknown` - `windmill` `wine_cellar` - `unknown` `zoo` - `aviary` - `birds` - `butterfly` - `enclosure` - `falconry` - `farm_park` - `insectarium` - `petting_zoo` - `reptile` - `safari_park` - `small_animal` - `unknown` - `wildlife_park` #### direction Clockwise rotation in degrees representing the angle of the label (class=viewpoint), suitable for use with the `text-rotate` style property. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `360` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the facility. Examples: - `Brunnihütte SAC` - `Playlands` - `The Aquarium` #### name:{code} Localized name of the facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `12` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## poi\_transport [#](#poi_transport) Layer containing points of interest related to transportation. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the transportation facility is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for transportational POIs with their subclass values. Values: `bicycle` - `bicycle_rental` - `bicycle_repair_station` `fuel` - `charging_station` - `compressed_air` - `fuel` `parking` - `bicycle_parking` - `motorcycle_parking` - `parking` - `parking_entrance` - `parking_space` `vehicle` - `car_pooling` - `car_rental` - `car_sharing` - `car_wash` - `motorcycle_rental` - `taxi` - `vacuum_cleaner` - `vehicle_inspection` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the facility. Examples: - `Parking Garage` - `Parkplatz` - `Seeplatz` #### name:{code} Localized name of the facility in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### parking Classification categories for the parking areas types. Values: - `carports` - `garage` - `garage_boxes` - `half_on_kerb` - `lane` - `layby` - `multi-storey` - `on_kerb` - `other` - `parking` - `rooftop` - `sheds` - `street_side` - `surface` - `underground` #### parking\_space Classification categories for the parking spaces. Values: - `ambulance` - `bicycle` - `boat_trailer` - `bus` - `car_sharing` - `caravan` - `carpool` - `charging` - `coach` - `compact` - `delivery` - `disabled` - `doctor` - `eletric_vehicle` - `emergency` - `family` - `hgv` - `minute` - `motorcycle` - `motorhome` - `normal` - `other` - `parent` - `pickup` - `police` - `reserved` - `service` - `taxi` - `trailer` - `visitor` #### ref Reference code of the transportation facility. Examples: - `38` - `A` - `P2` ### Min zoom: `13` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## protected\_area [#](#protected_area) Layer containing polygons of protected or restricted natural areas, classified by protection type. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `habitat_species_management_area` - `national_park` - `natura_2000` - `natural_monument_or_feature` - `nature_reserve` - `protected_area` - `protected_area_with_sustainable_use_of_natural_resources` - `protected_landscape_seascape` - `strict_nature_reserve` - `water_protection_area` - `wilderness_area` ### Min zoom: `4` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## protected\_area\_major\_label [#](#protected_area_major_label) Layer containing centerlines of major protected areas used for labeling. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `habitat_species_management_area` - `national_park` - `natura_2000` - `natural_monument_or_feature` - `nature_reserve` - `protected_area` - `protected_area_with_sustainable_use_of_natural_resources` - `protected_landscape_seascape` - `strict_nature_reserve` - `water_protection_area` - `wilderness_area` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the protected area. Examples: - `Parc naturel régional du Massif des Bauges` - `Parque Marino Motu Motiro Hiva` - `Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki` #### name:{code} Localized name of the protected area in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `4` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## protected\_area\_minor\_label [#](#protected_area_minor_label) Layer containing label points of minor or local named protected areas. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `habitat_species_management_area` - `national_park` - `natura_2000` - `natural_monument_or_feature` - `nature_reserve` - `protected_area` - `protected_area_with_sustainable_use_of_natural_resources` - `protected_landscape_seascape` - `strict_nature_reserve` - `water_protection_area` - `wilderness_area` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the protected area. Examples: - `Glenmore National Nature Reserve` - `Naturschutzgebiet Aletschwald` - `Taman Negara Pahang` #### name:{code} Localized name of the protected area in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `4` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## railway [#](#railway) Layer containing railways. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### brunnel Describes whether the railway is part of a bridge or tunnel. Values: - `bridge` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `abandoned` - `disused` - `funicular` - `light_rail` - `miniature` - `monorail` - `narrow_gauge` - `preserved` - `rail` - `roller_coaster` - `tram` - `turntable` #### construction Indicates whether the railway is under construction. Values: - `True` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### ref Reference code of the railway route. Examples: - `205000` - `720` - `PW` #### service Describes the service of the railway. Values: - `crossover` - `other` - `siding` - `slipway` - `spur` - `yard` #### usage Describes the usage of the railway. Values: - `branch` - `crane` - `freight` - `industrial` - `leisure` - `main` - `military` - `other` - `science` - `test` - `tourism` ### Min zoom: `6` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## railway\_label [#](#railway_label) Layer containing line labels for named railways. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### brunnel Describes whether the railway is part of a bridge or tunnel. Values: - `bridge` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `abandoned` - `disused` - `funicular` - `light_rail` - `miniature` - `monorail` - `narrow_gauge` - `preserved` - `rail` - `roller_coaster` - `tram` - `turntable` #### construction Indicates whether the railway is under construction. Values: - `True` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the railway. Examples: - `Hauensteinstrecke` - `Metropolitan Subdivision` - `Werrabahn` #### name:{code} Localized name of the railway in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### ref Reference code of the railway route. Examples: - `205000` - `720` - `PW` #### service Describes the service of the railway. Values: - `crossover` - `other` - `siding` - `slipway` - `spur` - `yard` ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## residential [#](#residential) Layer containing polygons of residential areas. ### Block `builtup` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `4` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## road [#](#road) Layer containting roads. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the road is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### brunnel Describes whether the road is part of a bridge, tunnel, or ford. Values: - `bridge` - `ford` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bus_guideway` - `busway` - `minor` - `motorway` - `primary` - `raceway` - `secondary` - `service` - `tertiary` - `trunk` #### construction Indicates whether the road is under construction. Values: - `True` #### expressway Indicates whether the road is an expressway (lower-standard motorway). Values: - `True` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### layer Defines the relative order of roads in relation to other features (e.g., different road) Min value: - `-10` Max value: - `10` #### network Describes localized road system categories. Values: - `ca-provincial` - `ca-provincial-arterial` - `ca-transcanada` - `gb-motorway` - `gb-primary` - `gb-trunk` - `ie-motorway` - `ie-national` - `ie-regional` - `us-highway` - `us-interstate` - `us-state` #### oneway Indicates whether the road is a one-way. Values: - `True` #### paved Indicates whether the road is paved. Values: - `False` - `True` #### ramp Indicates whether the road is a ramp or a link to/from the road. Values: - `True` #### service Describes the service of the road. Values: - `alley` - `drive-through` - `driveway` - `emergency_access` - `parking_aisle` - `slipway` #### toll Indicates whether the toll is payable on the road. Values: - `True` ### Min zoom: `4` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## road\_exit [#](#road_exit) Layer containing point labels of road exits. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `minor` - `motorway` - `primary` - `secondary` - `tertiary` - `trunk` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### layer Defines the relative order of road exits in relation to other features (e.g., road) Min value: - `-1` Max value: - `5` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the road exit. Examples: - `Express Exit 62` - `Siemensdamm` - `Zürich Altstetten` #### name:{code} Localized name of the road exit in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### ref Reference code of the road exit. Examples: - `2` - `29A` - `W8` #### ref\_length Number of characters of the reference code Min value: - `1` Max value: - `8` ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## road\_label [#](#road_label) Layer containing line labels for named roads. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the road is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### brunnel Describes whether the road is part of a bridge, tunnel, or ford. Values: - `bridge` - `ford` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bus_guideway` - `busway` - `minor` - `motorway` - `primary` - `raceway` - `secondary` - `service` - `tertiary` - `trunk` #### construction Indicates whether the road is under construction. Values: - `True` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the road. Examples: - `Constitution Avenue Northwest` - `Unter den Linden` - `Zugerstrasse` #### name:{code} Localized name of the road in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### network Describes localized road system categories. Values: - `ca-provincial` - `ca-provincial-arterial` - `ca-transcanada` - `gb-motorway` - `gb-primary` - `gb-trunk` - `ie-motorway` - `ie-national` - `ie-regional` - `road` - `us-highway` - `us-interstate` - `us-state` #### ref Reference code of the road. Examples: - `381` - `B 2` - `D1` #### ref\_length Number of characters of the reference code. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `8` #### route\_1\_colour Colour of the 1st concurrency road. Examples: - `#001EFF` - `#00FF00` - `#19408B` #### route\_1\_name Name of the 1st concurrency road. Examples: - `A1` - `California National Historic Trail Auto Tour Route` - `European Road E 50 (Germany)` #### route\_1\_network Describes localized 1st concurrency road system categories. Examples: - `BAB` - `CH:motorway` - `US:I` #### route\_1\_ref Reference code of the 1st concurrency road. Examples: - `70` - `A 8` - `A1` #### route\_2\_colour Colour of the 2nd concurrency road. Examples: - `#00FF00` - `#26762D` - `#FFC300` #### route\_2\_name Name of the 2nd concurrency road. Examples: - `E 20 England` - `European route E43` - `Mountain Parkway` #### route\_2\_network Describes localized 2nd concurrency road system categories. Examples: - `US:NHT` - `US:US` - `e-road` #### route\_2\_ref Reference code of the 2nd concurrency road. Examples: - `40` - `E 60` - `M25` #### route\_3\_colour Colour of the 3rd concurrency road. Examples: - `#00CC00` - `#00FF00` - `#FF7F00` #### route\_3\_name Name of the 3rd concurrency road. Examples: - `E 16 Scotland` - `European route E41` - `Historic US 66 (MO)` #### route\_3\_network Describes localized 3rd concurrency road system categories. Examples: - `US:CKC` - `US:US:Historic` - `e-road` #### route\_3\_ref Reference code of the 3rd concurrency road. Examples: - `66` - `E 50` - `E-20` #### route\_4\_colour Colour of the 4th concurrency road. Examples: - `#008000` #### route\_4\_name Name of the 4th concurrency road. Examples: - `A4` - `E 18 Ireland` - `NHS High Priority Corridor 6` #### route\_4\_network Describes localized 4th concurrency road system categories. Examples: - `JP:national` - `US:KS:Turnpike` - `e-road` #### route\_4\_ref Reference code of the 4th concurrency road. Examples: - `18` - `468` - `E 18` #### route\_5\_name Name of the 5th concurrency road. Examples: - `Columbia River Highway` - `NHS High Priority Corridor 2 (Avenue of the Saints)` - `NHS High Priority Corridor 26` #### route\_5\_network Describes localized 5th concurrency road system categories. Examples: - `US:NHS High Priority Corridors` - `US:NHT` - `US:OR:Named` #### route\_5\_ref Reference code of the 5th concurrency road. Examples: - `1` - `E 80` - `R26` #### route\_6\_name Name of the 6th concurrency road. Examples: - `Georgia State Route 3` - `NH83` - `Texas State Highway Loop 7` #### route\_6\_network Describes localized 6th concurrency road system categories. Examples: - `US:OH` - `e-road` - `fi:national` #### route\_6\_ref Reference code of the 6th concurrency road. Examples: - `8` - `E 80` - `R101` ### Min zoom: `6` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## rock [#](#rock) Layer containing polygons of rocky areas, bare rocks and scree. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `bare_rock` - `rock` - `scree` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## sand [#](#sand) Layer containing polygons of sandy terrains such as beaches and dunes. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### class Classification category. Values: - `beach` - `dune` - `sand` ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## scrub [#](#scrub) Layer containing polygons of scrub or bushland areas. ### Block `nature` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `9` ### Unique id `False` ## state\_label [#](#state_label) Layer containing point labels of country subdivisions. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### abbrev Abbreviation for country subdivision (only in AU, BR, CA, CN, GB, IN, RU, US). Examples: - `BC` - `DC` - `WA` #### admin\_level Numerical representation of an administrative unit for country subdivisions. Values: - `30` - `40` - `50` - `60` - `61` - `70` - `80` - `90` - `100` - `110` #### class Classification category. Values: - `province` #### iso3166 Country subdivisions code in ISO 3166-2 format. Examples: - `CH-ZG` - `DE-BW` - `US-DC` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the country subdivision. Examples: - `Berlin` - `District of Columbia` - `Zug` #### name:{code} Localized name of the country subdivision in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### worldview Defines the geopolitical perspective from which a feature is represented. More geopolitical world views are listed in [Worldviews](#worldviews) section. | worldview | description | | --- | --- | | `ch` | geopolitical world view of Switzerland | | `us` | geopolitical world view of USA | | `jp` | geopolitical world view of Japan | Values: - `disputed` - `recognized` - `unrecognized` ### Min zoom: `2` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## street\_furniture [#](#street_furniture) Layer containing points of street furniture like gates, crossings, street lamps. ### Block `poi` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the street furniture is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for the street furniture POI with their subclass values. Values: `access_control` - `barrier_board` - `block` - `border_control` - `bus_trap` - `cattle_grid` - `cycle_barrier` - `debris` - `door` - `entrance` - `full-height_turnstil` - `horse_jump` - `horse_stile` - `kent_carriage_gap` - `motorcycle_barrier` - `sally_port` - `spikes` - `stile` - `sump_buster` - `tank_trap` - `toll_booth` - `turnstile` - `wedge` `barrier` - `barricade` - `barrier` - `fallen_tree` - `log` - `rock` - `tree` `emergency` - `access_point` - `assembly_point` - `defibrillator` - `disaster_help_point` - `drinking_water` - `emergency` - `fire_alarm_box` - `fire_extinguisher` - `fire_hydrant` - `fire_service_inlet` - `first_aid_kit` - `life_ring` - `mountain_rescue` - `phone` - `siren` - `suction_point` - `water_tank` `gate` - `bump_gate` - `gate` - `hampshire_gate` - `kissing_gate` - `lift_gate` - `lych_gate` - `slide_gate` - `sliding_beam` - `sliding_gate` - `swing_gate` `protection` - `bar` - `bollard` - `chain` - `collision_protection` - `coupure` - `height_restrictor` - `jersey_barrier` - `kerb` - `rope` - `step` - `tyres` `street` - `bench` - `clock` - `crossing` - `device_charging_station` - `drinking_water` - `fountain` - `mini_roundabout` - `planter` - `recycling` - `shower` - `street_lamp` - `telephone` - `toilets` - `traffic_signals` - `turning_circle` - `turning_loop` - `waste_basket` - `waste_disposal` - `waste_transfer_station` - `water_point` - `water_tap` `traffic_calming` - `bump` - `chicane` - `choker` - `cushion` - `dip` - `double_dip` - `hump` - `island` - `mini_bumps` - `painted_island` - `rumble_strip` - `table` - `traffic_calming` #### direction Clockwise rotation in degrees representing the angle of the label (`class=street, subclass=crossing`), suitable for use with the `text-rotate` style property. Min value: - `-90` Max value: - `90` #### lowered Indicates whether the `class=protection, subclass=kerb` is lowered. Values: - `True` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the street furniture. Examples: - `Lampenhirsch` - `Tor 101` - `Wright Gate` #### name:{code} Localized name of the street furniture in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### ref Reference code of the street furniture. Examples: - `3800` - `C0918/GH02` - `I-8705` ### Min zoom: `15` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## sub\_border [#](#sub_border) Layer containing lines of country subdivision borders. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### admin\_level Numerical representation of an administrative unit for country subdivisions. Values: - `30` - `40` - `50` - `60` - `61` - `70` - `80` - `90` - `100` - `110` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### maritime Indicates whether the border is maritime. Values: - `False` - `True` ### Min zoom: `2` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## subway [#](#subway) Layer containing subway lines. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### colour Hexadecimal colour code of subway line. Examples: - `#009cde` - `#00A562` - `#8C6dab` #### construction Indicates whether the subway is under construction. Values: - `True` #### iso\_a2 Two-letter country code [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2). Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### main Indicates whether the subway line is marked as `main` for styling purposes. Values: - `True` #### network Network name or abbreviation. Examples: - `Metro de Madrid` - `VBB` - `Washington Metro` #### offset Order of multiple subway lines colours on one line. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `4` #### operator Operator name or abbreviation. Examples: - `DPP` - `Metro Trains Sydney` - `Seoul Metro` #### overground Indicates whether the subway is over ground. Values: - `True` #### service Describes the service of the minor subway lines. Values: - `crossover` - `siding` - `spur` - `yard` ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## subway\_label [#](#subway_label) Layer containing subway line labels. ### Block `transit` ### Fields #### colour Hexadecimal colour code of subway line. Examples: - `#009cde` - `#00A562` - `#8C6dab` #### construction Indicates whether the subway is under construction. Values: - `True` #### from Start station of the subway line. Examples: - `Aeroport` - `Expo` - `Wonderland` #### iso\_a2 Two-letter country code [ISO 3166-1 alpha-2](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2). Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### main Indicates whether the subway line is marked as `main` for styling purposes. Values: - `True` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the subway line. Values: - `Jubilee line: Stratford → Stanmore` - `U5: U Hauptbahnhof => U Hönow` - `WMATA Blue Line: Downtown Largo → Franconia–Springfield` #### name:{code} Localized name of the subway line in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### network Network name or abbreviation. Examples: - `Metro de Madrid` - `VBB` - `Washington Metro` #### offset Order of multiple subway lines colours on one line. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `4` #### overground Indicates whether the subway is over ground. Values: - `True` #### ref Reference code of the subway line. Examples: - `1` - `A` - `L1` #### service Describes the service of the minor subway lines. Values: - `crossover` - `siding` - `spur` - `yard` #### to End station of the subway line. Examples: - `Baker Street` - `Centraal Station` - `Cristoforo Colombo` ### Min zoom: `10` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## town\_label [#](#town_label) Layer containing point labels for towns. ### Block `administrative` ### Fields #### capital Numerical representation of an administrative unit from country to neighbourhood. Values: - `20` - `30` - `40` - `50` - `60` - `61` - `70` - `80` - `90` - `100` #### iso\_a2 Country code in ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 format. Examples: - `CH` - `DE` - `US` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the town. Examples: - `Schwetzingen` - `Springfield` - `Unterägeri` #### name:{code} Localized name of the town in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the town. Lower values indicate greater importance. Min value: - `1` Max value: - `11` ### Min zoom: `6` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## traffic\_control [#](#traffic_control) Layer containing lines of traffic control features like barriers, kerbs, bumps. ### Block `roads` ### Fields #### access Indicates whether the traffic control is publicly accessible. Values: - `conditional` - `no` - `yes` #### class & subclass Classification categories for the traffic control features with their subclass values. Values: `access_control` - `block` - `tank_trap` `barrier` - `barrier` - `berm` - `city_wall` - `debris` - `ditch` - `fence` - `hedge` - `line` - `log` - `retaining_wall` - `wall` `protection` - `cable_barrier` - `chain` - `guard_rail` - `handrail` - `jersey_barrier` - `kerb` - `rope` - `tyres` `traffic_calming` - `bump` - `chicane` - `choker` - `cushion` - `dip` - `double_dip` - `hump` - `island` - `mini_bumps` - `painted_island` - `rumble_strip` - `table` - `traffic_calming` - `traffic_island` #### lowered Indicates whether the `class=protection, subclass=kerb` is lowered. Values: - `True` #### ref Reference code of the traffic control. Examples: - `5617` - `C 1` - `D 27` ### Min zoom: `15` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## tree [#](#tree) Layer containing points of individual trees. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### name Primary (local or official) name of the tree (if available). Examples: - `General Sherman Tree` - `Sagole Baobab` - `Tāne Mahuta` #### name:{code} Localized name of the tree (if available) in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). ### Min zoom: `15` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## vegetation [#](#vegetation) Layer containing polygons of general vegetation areas. ### Block `nature` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `9` ### Unique id `False` ## water [#](#water) Layer containing polygons of water bodies including seas, lakes, reservoirs or rivers. ### Block `water` ### Fields #### class & subclass Classification category. Values: `canal` - `canal` `ditch` - `ditch` `dock` - `dock` `drain` - `drain` `lake` - `lake` `ocean` `pond` - `basin` - `pond` - `salt_pond` - `wastewater` `reef` - `reef` `reservoir` - `reservoir` - `reservoir_covered` `river` - `river` `stream` - `stream` `swimming_pool` - `swimming_pool` #### covered Indicates whether the water body is covered. (Most often covered reservoirs.) Values: - `True` #### intermittent Indicates whether the water body is intermittent. Values: - `True` ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `true` (excluding `ocean` class) ## water\_centroid [#](#water_centroid) Layer containing point labels for named water bodies. ### Block `water` ### Fields #### area Area of the water body in square kilometers, measured in the Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) projection. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `4254074` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bay` - `canal` - `ditch` - `drain` - `lagoon` - `lake` - `ocean` - `pond` - `reef` - `reservoir` - `river` - `sea` - `strait` - `stream` #### ipq Isoperimetric quotient in percent, ratio of polygon area to the area of a circle with the same perimeter. A perfect circle has an IPQ of 100%. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `100` #### length Length of the corresponding water label line from `water_label` in kilometers, measured in the Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) projection. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `12942` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the water body. Examples: - `Atlantic Ocean` - `Lake Superior` - `Lé Léman` #### name:{code} Localized name of the water body in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the water label. Lower values indicate greater importance. Values: - `1` - `2` - `3` - `4` - `10` #### rotation Clockwise rotation in degrees representing the tangent angle at the midpoint of the label line from `water_label`, suitable for use with the `text-rotate` style property. Min value: - `-70` Max value: - `70` #### worldview Defines the geopolitical perspective from which a feature is represented. More geopolitical world views are listed in [Worldviews](#worldviews) section. | worldview | description | | --- | --- | | `ch` | geopolitical world view of Switzerland | | `us` | geopolitical world view of USA | | `jp` | geopolitical world view of Japan | Values: - `recognized` - `unrecognized` Examples: - `worldview:ch=recognized` -> `name=Gulf of Mexico` - `worldview:us=recognized` -> `name=Gulf of America` ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## water\_label [#](#water_label) Layer containing line labels for named water bodies. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### area Area of the water body in square kilometers, measured in the Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) projection. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `4254074` #### class Classification category. Values: - `bay` - `canal` - `ditch` - `drain` - `lagoon` - `lake` - `ocean` - `pond` - `reef` - `reservoir` - `river` - `sea` - `strait` - `stream` #### ipq Isoperimetric quotient in percent, ratio of polygon area to the area of a circle with the same perimeter. A perfect circle has an IPQ of 100%. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `100` #### length Length of the water label line in kilometers, measured in the Web Mercator (EPSG:3857) projection. Min value: - `0` Max value: - `12942` #### name Primary (local or official) name of the water body. Examples: - `Atlantic Ocean` - `Lake Superior` - `Lé Léman` #### name:{code} Localized name of the water body in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents [ISO 639 language code](#languages). #### rank Importance of the water label. Lower values indicate greater importance. Values: - `1` - `2` - `3` - `4` - `10` #### rotation Clockwise rotation in degrees representing the tangent angle at the midpoint of the label line, suitable for use with the `text-rotate` style property. Min value: - `-70` Max value: - `70` #### worldview Defines the geopolitical perspective from which a feature is represented. More geopolitical world views are listed in [Worldviews](#worldviews) section. | worldview | description | | --- | --- | | `ch` | geopolitical world view of Switzerland | | `us` | geopolitical world view of USA | | `jp` | geopolitical world view of Japan | Values: - `recognized` - `unrecognized` Examples: - `worldview:ch=recognized` -> `name=Gulf of Mexico` - `worldview:us=recognized` -> `name=Gulf of America` ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` ## waterway [#](#waterway) Layer containing lines of linear water features such as rivers, streams and canals. ### Block `nature` ### Fields #### brunnel Describes whether the waterway segment is part of a bridge, tunnel, or ford. Values: - `bridge` - `ford` - `tunnel` #### class Classification category. Values: - `canal` - `ditch` - `drain` - `river` - `stream` #### intermittent Indicates whether the waterway is intermittent. Values: - `True` ### Min zoom: `9` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `True` (might change between zooms due to merging) ## wetland [#](#wetland) Layer containing polygons of wetlands, marshes and tidal flats. ### Block `nature` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `7` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## wood [#](#wood) Layer containing polygons of woodland and tree-covered areas. Unlike `forest` layer, it provides high-detail geometry suitable for large-scale maps. ### Block `nature` ### Fields Features of this layer have no attributes. ### Min zoom: `0` ### Max zoom: `15` (possible overzooming up to `22`) ### Unique id `False` ## worldviews [#](#worldviews) List of possible geopolitical world views available in MapTiler Planet v4. ### Fields #### worldview:{code} Defines the geopolitical perspective from which a feature is represented. `{code}` represents ISO 3166-1 country code. Values: - `ae` (United Arab Emirates) - `at` (Austria) - `be` (Belgium) - `ca` (Canada) - `ch` (Switzerland) - `cz` (Czechia) - `de` (Germany) - `es` (Spain) - `fi` (Finland) - `fr` (France) - `gb` (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) - `ie` (Ireland) - `in` (India) - `it` (Italy) - `jp` (Japan) - `kr` (Republic of Korea) - `kw` (Kuwait) - `pl` (Poland) - `us` (United States of America) ## languages [#](#languages) List of possible languages available in MapTiler Planet v4. Read more in the article about [Change language in a map](https://docs.maptiler.com/guides/map-design/change-language-in-a-map). ### Fields #### name:{code} Localized name of the feature in a specific language (when a translation exists that is different from the primary `name`). `{code}` represents ISO 639 language code. Values: - `am` (Amharic) - `ar` (Arabic) - `az` (Azerbaijani) - `be` (Belorussian) - `bg` (Bulgarian) - `bn` (Bengali) - `br` (Breton) - `bs` (Bosnian) - `ca` (Catalan) - `co` (Corsican) - `cs` (Czech) - `cy` (Welsh) - `da` (Danish) - `de` (German) - `el` (Greek) - `en` (English) - `eo` (Esperanto) - `es` (Spanish) - `et` (Estonian) - `eu` (Basque) - `fa` (Persian) - `fi` (Finnish) - `fr` (French) - `fy` (Western Frisian) - `ga` (Irish) - `gd` (Scottish Gaelic) - `he` (Hebrew) - `hi` (Hindi) - `hr` (Croatian) - `hu` (Hungarian) - `hy` (Armenian) - `id` (Indonesian) - `is` (Icelandic) - `it` (Italian) - `ja` (Japanese) - `ja_kana` (Japanese Kana form) - `ja_rm` (romanization of Japanese) - `ja-Latn` (romanisation of Japanese since 2018) - `ja-Hira` (Japanese Hiragana form) - `ka` (Georgian) - `kk` (Kazakh) - `kn` (Kannada) - `ko` (Korean) - `ko-Latn` (romanization of Korean) - `ku` (Kurdish) - `la` (Latin) - `lb` (Luxembourgish) - `lt` (Lithuanian) - `lv` (Latvian) - `mk` (Macedonian) - `mt` (Maltese) - `ml` (Malayalam) - `nb` (Norwegian Bokmål) - `nl` (Dutch) - `nn` (Norwegian Nynorsk) - `no` (Norwegian) - `oc` (Occitan (post 1500)) - `pa` (Punjabi) - `pnb` (Western Punjabi) - `pl` (Polish) - `pt` (Portuguese) - `rm` (Romansh) - `ro` (Romania) - `ru` (Russian) - `sk` (Slovak) - `sl` (Slovene) - `sq` (Albanian) - `sr` (Serbian, Cyrillic) - `sr-Latn` (Serbian) - `sv` (Swedish) - `ta` (Tamil) - `te` (Telugu) - `th` (Thai) - `tr` (Turkish) - `uk` (Ukrainian) - `ur` (Urdu) - `vi` (Vietnamese) - `zh` (Chinese) - `zh-Hant` (Traditional Chinese) - `zh-Hans` (Simplified Chinese) ## License With the use of this API, you must visibly credit these attributions: [© MapTiler](https://www.maptiler.com/copyright/) [© OpenStreetMap contributors](https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright)