Indonesian Tagging Guidelines

OpenStreetMap is a digital map that displays various objects on earth. OpenStreetMap is Free and Opensource, hence OpenStreetMap enables its user to give any tag/information for the mapped objects. Therefore, to avoid wrong tagging and to avoid dissimilarity tag/information for the objects, OpenStreetMap has provided general references that can be used by users on the page Map Features in giving information for the mapped objects.

But, along with the increase of OpenStreetMap users around the world, the amount and the type of information submitted to OpenStreetMap has also increased. The page of Map Feature, which contains information for the objects in OpenStreetMap, does not seem to help users especially for specific objects which only exist in particular country including Indonesia. Frequently, users do not get information for the intended tag on Map Feature page or simply miss the objects because the name is different. Usually, the objects have their own local name such as posyandu, pesantren et cetera.

For those reasons, this page is intentionally made to provide attribute references for particular OpenStreetMap objects in Indonesia. On this page, the objects divided into several categories match with Indonesian Objects presets. Hopefully this page can help users and the OpenStreetMap community in Indonesia in mapping their region. Keep in mind, the object list on this page is not fully completed yet. Information showed below could change at any moment according to terms and conditions from OpenStreetMap.

For additional information, you can use Badan Informasi Geospasial (BIG) data (National Geospatial Information Agency for Indonesia) to complete name=* tags. For this, BIG has provide a valid and standardized name for some public facilities, government offices and many more in their SINAR Gazeter platform. BIG encourages OSM Community to adapt the standardized toponym into OSM.

POINT AND POLYGON (BUILDING) OBJECTS

Object list shown below contains the type of objects that can be drawn either as a point or a polygon (building). The object that can only be drawn as polygon (building) is denoted by the symbol and the object that can only be drawn as point is denoted by the symbol . The object that can be drawn either as polygon or point is denoted by both and . It is better to draw the object as a polygon if the building footprint of the object is clearly seen on the satellite imagery, but if it is not, draw the object as a point.

Places and Settlements

• Hierarchically, administrative levels in Indonesia are divided into several parts, here are further explanations:
  • admin_level=4 - Province (Provinsi)
  • admin_level=5 - City / Regency (Kotamadya/Kabupaten)
  • admin_level=6 - District (Kecamatan)
  • admin_level=7 - Village (Kelurahan/Desa/Kampung)
  • admin_level=8 - Community Group (Rukun Warga/Dusun)
  • admin_level=9 - Neighborhood Unit (Rukun Tetangga)

Places

This is used mainly to give details about settlements. See the page titled Places for an introduction on its usage.

Key	Value	Element	Comment	Rendering	Photo
Administratively declared places
place	country		Negara: A nation state or other high-level national political/administrative area. Also see boundary=administrative, admin_level=2 for mapping national borders
place	province		Provinsi: A large sub-national political/administrative area, mapped as a node. Also see boundary=administrative, admin_level=4 for mapping provincial borders
place	city		Kotamadya/Kabupaten: The largest urban settlements in the territory. These are usually defined by charter or governmental designation in Indonesia. Most have a population of >100,000 people, larger than nearby towns. See place=suburb and place=neighbourhood on how to tag divisions within a city. The outskirts of urban settlements may or may not match the administratively declared boundary of the city.
place	district		Kecamatan/Distrik: A district - a type of administrative division, used when the borders are not known well enough to map as an administrative area. See boundary=administrative, admin_level=6 for mapping the borders.
place	suburb		Kelurahan: A distinct, large section of a city or town with its own name and identity. May also be a kelurahan in a small city or large town
Populated settlements, urban / suburban
place	neighbourhood		Kampung / Lingkungan: A named part of a place=village, a place=town or a place=city. Smaller than place=suburb or place=quarter.
Populated settlements, towns and rural
place	town		Kota (town): A second tier urban settlement of local importance, smaller than a city and larger than a village, often with a population of 10,000 people and good range of local facilities including schools, medical facilities etc and traditionally a market. In areas of low population, towns may have significantly lower populations. See place=neighbourhood and possibly also place=suburb on how to tag divisions within a town.
place	village		Desa: A smaller distinct settlement, smaller than a town with just a few facilities available, such as a school and mosqu, temple or church and a few shops. Populations of villages vary widely in different provinces but will nearly always be less than 10,000 people, but over 100 people. See place=neighbourhood on how to tag divisions within a larger village.
place	hamlet		Dusun: A smaller rural community typically with fewer than 100-200 inhabitants, little to no services or facilities, often too small for a mosque or church
place	isolated_dwelling		Rumah terisolasis: Smallest kind of human settlement. No more than 1 or 2 households.
Other places
place	archipelago kepulauan		Kepulauan: a named group or chain of related islands and islets
place	island		Pulau: Identifies the coastline of a piece of land completely surrounded by water. Also consider place=islet for very small islands
place	islet		Pulau kecil: Identifies an islet (< 1 km2).
place	square		Alun-alun: a named square in a town or village
place	locality		Lokasi tidak berpenguni For an unpopulated named place.
place	sea		Laut: A named division of the ocean.

Education

The list below shows objects providing education service especially formal education, such as school. Here are Indonesian objects that provides education services:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Playgroup (PAUD)		A school or a place where toddlers (children under 5 years old) learn by playing	amenity	kindergarten
2.	Kindergarten (Taman Kanak-Kanak)		A school for children aged 5-6	amenity	kindergarten
3.	Elementary School (Sekolah Dasar or SD) / Madrasah Ibtidaiyah (MI)		A school for elementary education. Usually takes 6 years.	amenity school:type_idn	school sd
4.	Junior High School (Sekolah Menengah Pertama or SMP) / Madrasah Tsanawiyah (MTs)		A school attended after elementary school. Usually takes 3 years.	amenity school:type_idn	school smp		File:Gerbang depan smpn 1 depok.jpg
5.	Senior High School (Sekolah Menengah Atas or SMA) / Madrasah Aliyah (MA)		A school attended after junior high school. Usually takes 3 years.	amenity school:type_idn	school sma
6.	College (Sekolah Tinggi)		An educational institution or establishment, providing higher education or specialized professional	amenity	college		File:Sekolah Tinggi Teknik PLN.jpeg
7.	University (Universitas)		An institution of higher learning, consisting of several faculties, performing scientific education and/or professional in various academic disciplines	amenity	university

Healthcare

Objects providing facilities and services in healthcare, like medication and treatment. Here are healthcare objects in Indonesia:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Village Clinic (Puskesmas)		Functional facility providing healthcare services for the people. Usually the service coverage covers only village/kelurahan.	amenity	clinic
2.	Maternal and Child Health Center (Posyandu)		Healthcare facility focusing on maternal and child health. Usually it is not open daily and only open once a month.	amenity	clinic
3.	Hospital (Rumah Sakit)		An institution providing medical and/or surgical treatment for sick or injured people	amenity	hospital
4.	Private Practice/Midwife (Rumah Praktik Dokter/Bidan)		Building/residence providing private practice from general practitioner/doctor for medical treatment or from midwife for midwifery treatment	amenity	doctors
5.	Dentist (Dokter Gigi)		Building/residence providing dental practice from dentist	amenity	dentist
6.	Pharmacy/Drug Store (Apotek/Toko Obat)		A store where medicinal drugs are compounded and sold based on doctor's prescription	amenity	pharmacy

Transportation

Objects providing transportation services and facilities, such as public transport: bus, train, airplane et cetera. Here are transportation objects in Indonesia:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Bus Stop (Halte Bus)		A place to wait for the bus	highway	bus_stop
2.	Bus Station (Terminal Bus)		A place where buses stop for a while and pick up the passengers and also a place for bus depot	amenity	bus_station
3.	Train Station (Stasiun Kereta)		A place for train to pick up and drop off passengers	public_transport	station
4.	Harbour (Pelabuhan)		A place where people, cars et cetera can board and leave a ferry	amenity	ferry_terminal		File:Pelabuhan pammatata selayar.jpg
5.	Airport (Bandar Udara)		A place where aircraft land and take off	aeroway	aerodrome
6.	Traffic Lights (Lampu Lalu Lintas)		Lights that control the traffic	highway	traffic_signals
7.	Motor Taxi/Tricycle Station (Pangkalan Ojek/Becak)		A place or an area where motor taxi or tricycle wait for passengers	amenity shelter_type	shelter public_transportation
8.	Parking Area (Tempat Parkir)		An area for parking	amenity	bicycle_parking (Untuk Parkir Sepeda) motorcycle_parking (Untuk Parkir Motor) parking (Untuk Parkir Mobil)
9.	Car Repair/Tire Repair (Bengkel/Tambal Ban)		A place to get your vehicle repaired	shop	car_repair		[[|100px|center]]
10.	Car Wash (Tempat Cuci Kendaraan)		A place to get your vehicle washed	amenity	car_wash
11.	Fuel (Tempat pengisian bahan bakar Umum/SPBU)		Gas station	amenity	fuel
12.	Car Store (Toko Mobil)		A place to buy cars	shop	car
13.	Motorcycle Store (Toko Motor)		A place to buy motorcycle and its accessories	shop	motorcycle		[[|100px|center]]
14.	Bicycle Store (Toko Sepeda)		A place to buy bicycle and its accessories	shop	bicycle		[[|100px|center]]

Place of Worship

Objects used for worship or religious activities. Here are objects used for worships in Indonesia:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Mosque (Masjid/Mushala)		A place of worship for muslims	amenity religion	place_of_worship muslim
2.	Church/Chapel (Gereja/Capel)		A place of worship for christians	amenity religion	place_of_worship christian
3.	Temple (Pura)		A place of worship for hindu	amenity religion	place_of_worship hindu
4.	Shrine (Vihara)		A place of worship for buddhist	amenity religion	place_of_worship buddhist
5.	Chinese Pagoda/Temple (Klenteng)		A place of worship for khonghucu / taoist	amenity religion	place_of_worship taoist

Government Office

Buildings used for government activities, such as community services or other kind of government activities. Here are government offices in Indonesia:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Sub-sub-village Office (Kantor RT)		The smallest administrative level of government office. RT (Sub-sub-village) itself is an abbreviation for Rukun Tetangga.	office admin_level	government 10
2.	Sub-village Office (Kantor RW)		The second smallest administrative level of government office right above RT. RW (Sub-village) itself is an abbreviation for Rukun Warga.	office admin_level	government 9		File:Kantor rw.png
3.	Neighborhood / Hamlet Office (Kantor Kampung/Dusun)		Government office with administrative level above RW, below Desa/Kelurahan	office admin_level	government 8
4.	Village Office (Kantor Desa/Kelurahan)		Government office with administrative level above Kampung/Dusun, below Kecematan/Distrik.	office admin_level	government 7
5.	Municipality or District Office (Kantor Kecamatan / Distrik)		Government office with administrative level above Village/Kelurahan, below Regency	office admin_level	government 6
6.	Mayor / Regent Office (Kantor Bupati/Walikota)		Government office with administrative level above Municipality/District (Kecamatan/Distrik), below Province. The coverage area is Regency or Independent City (Kabupaten / Kotamadaya).	office admin_level	government 5		File:Kantor Bupati Malang Kepanjen.jpg
7.	Governor's Office (Kantor Gubernur)		Government office with administrative level above Sub-district/Regency. The coverage area is Province.	office admin_level	government 4
8.	Departement/Government Agency (Departemen/Instansi Pemerintah)		Building that provides community services facilities and is used for government activities	office	government
9.	Embassy (Kedutaan Besar)		The official office of a country in another country	amenity	embassy

Commercial

Buildings used for trading activities: products or services, or objects used for economic activities. Here are some examples of commercial building in Indonesia:

Finance

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	ATM		A place where basic banking function such as cash withdrawal can be performed through a machine	amenity	atm
2.	Bank		A financial institution providing banking services: accepts deposit from the public, issues cash withdrawal, makes loans and money circulation services	amenity	bank
3.	Money Changer (Toko Penukaran Uang Asing)		A place that provides money exchanging services	amenity	bureau_de_change

Daily Needs

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Stall/Kiosk (Warung/Kios)		A small shop where cigarette, candies and other goods are sold	shop	kiosk
2.	Minimarket		A place where daily needs are sold. Usually it is more complete than stall/kiosk, but it is smaller than supermarket.	shop	convenience
3.	Supermarket		A closed room, air conditioned building where a wide variety of food and household products are sold	shop	supermarket
4.	Mall		A shopping center building, containing various stores, usually covered and accessible by common passageways	shop	mall
5.	Marketplace (Pasar)		A place where a public market or sale is set up. Sold products are vary.	amenity	marketplace
6.	Fish Shop / Market (Pasar Ikan)		A shop or market where fish and seafood are sold	shop	seafood
7.	Bakery (Toko Kue dan Roti)		A place where cake and bread are sold	shop	bakery
8.	Greengrocer (Toko Buah / Toko Sayur)		A place where fruits or vegetables are sold	shop	greengrocer

Accomodation

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Hotel		A building with restaurant and numerous rooms for rent for travelers	tourism	hotel
2.	Guest House / Motel (Wisma / Motel)		A building providing lodging for travelers. Smaller than hotel and usually cheaper than hotel.	tourism	guest_house

Foods and Beverages

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Restaurant (Rumah Makan)		A building that provides foods. On daily life, this object can also appear as restaurants, padangnese restaurants, nasi rames restaurants, warteg /* Notes: this object should be a permanent building	amenity	restaurant
2.	Cafe (Kafe)		A place where drinks such as coffee, tea, beer and snacks are sold	amenity	cafe
3.	Fast food restaurant (Restaurant Cepat Saji)		A fast food restaurant	amenity	fast_food

Beauty and Body Care

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Hairdresser / Barber (Salon / Tukang Cukur)		A place providing hair cutting service and another service like manicure, pedicure et cetera	shop	hairdresser
2.	Perfumery (Toko Parfum)		A building where any kinds of perfume are sold	shop	perfumery

Clothes and Accessories

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Optician (Optik)		A place or building where eye glasses and eye care are sold	shop	optician
2.	Clothes Shop (Toko Pakaian)		A place or building where clothes such as tops and pants are sold	shop	clothes
3.	Shoes (Toko Sepatu)		A place or building where shoes and footwear are sold	shop	shoes
4.	Laundry (Toko Cuci Pakaian)		A place or building providing cloth washing service	shop	laundry
5.	Jewelry Shop (Toko Perhiasan)		A place or building where jewelry are sold	shop	jewelry
6.	Tailor (Tukang Jahit)		A place where clothes are made or fixed	shop	tailor

Books and Stationery

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Bookstore (Toko Buku)		A place or building where books are sold	shop	books
2.	Stationery Shop (Toko Alat Tulis)		A place or building where stationery are sold	shop	stationery
3.	Copy Shop (Toko Fotokopi)		A place or building where photocopy service provided. Usually stationery are also available here.	shop	copyshop

Electronics

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Electronic Store (Toko Elektronik)		A place or building where electronics and accessories are sold	shop	electronics
2.	Computer Store (Toko Komputer)		A place or building where computer and accessories are sold	shop	computer
3.	Handphone Store (Toko Handphone)		A place or building where handphone and accessories are sold	shop	mobile_phone

Hobbies

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Sports Store (Toko Olahraga)		A place or building where sport equipment are sold	shop	sports
2.	Outdoor Store (Toko Perlengkapan Outdoor)		A place or building where outdoor equipment are sold	shop	outdoor
3.	Pet Shop (Toko Hewan Peliharaan)		A place or building where pet supplies and accessories are sold	shop	pet
4.	Handicraft Shop (Toko Alat Jahit / Kerajinan Tangan)		A place or building where handicrafts are sold	craft	handicraft
5.	Garden Store (Toko Tanaman)		A place or building where ornamental plants and garden tools are sold	shop	garden_centre
6.	Florist (Toko Bunga)		A place where flowers are sold	shop	florist
7.	Music Store (Toko Musik)		A place or building where musical instruments are sold	shop	musical_instrument
8.	Travel Agency (Toko Perjalanan)		A place or building that provides travel and tourism related services such as transportation ticketing, travel insurance and package tours	shop	travel_agency
9.	Photo Studio (Studio Foto)		A place or building that provides photography related services such as photo studio and photo printing	shop	photo

Households

No.	Object Name	Object Name	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Furniture Store (Toko Furnitur)		A place or building where furniture are sold	shop	furniture
2.	Hardware Store (Toko Bahan Bangunan)		A place or building where building materials such as pipe, hammer, roof tile, brick et cetera are sold	shop	hardware

Other Commercial Buildings

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Gift Store (Toko Oleh-Oleh)		A place or building where gifts and souvenirs are sold	shop	gift
2.	Toy Store (Toko Mainan Anak-anak)		A place or building where toys are sold	shop	toys

Entertainment and Sport

Objects providing recreational facility and entertainment either free of charge or priced such as cinema, zoo et cetera. Here is the list of entertainment and recreational objects in Indonesia:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Internet Cafe (Warnet)		A place providing video games, internet facility and services. Usually rented by hour and open for public.	amenity	internet_cafe
2.	Cinema (Bioskop)		A place where people go to watch movies, usually new release movies	amenity	cinema
3.	Zoo (Kebun Binatang)		A place where live animals are kept for study, conservation or display to the public	tourism	zoo
4.	Museum		A building where historical, scientific, cultural and artistic objects are exhibited	tourism	museum
5.	Arts Centre (Gedung Kesenian)		A building that holds arts practice	amenity	arts_centre
6.	Fishing Spot (Pemancingan)		A spot or an area where the activity of catching fish takes place	leisure	fishing
7.	Swimming Pool / Water Park (Kolam Renang / Taman Air)		A place with area of water for swimming or a park with facilities for aquatic recreation	leisure	swimming_pool (untuk kolam renang) water_park (untuk taman air)
8.	Park (Taman)		A place with a large public green area for recreation and planted with flowers or ornamental plants	leisure	park
9.	Playground (Taman Bermain)		A place or an area for children to play on	leisure	playground
10.	Theatre (Gedung Teater)		A place or building where theatrical plays are performed	amenity	theatre
11.	Karaoke Bar/Discotheque (Tempat Karaoke/Diskotik)		A place or building that holds karaoke sessions. Usually for singing and dancing.	amenity	nightclub
12.	Stadium (Stadion)		A building intended for sport activities surrounded with seats	leisure	stadium
13.	Sports Centre (Pusat Kegiatan Olahraga)		A place where any kind of sport activities are done	leisure	sports_centre
14.	Pitch (Lapangan Olahraga)		An outdoor area of ground where sport is played	leisure	pitch

Public Facility

Objects providing services and facilities for public activities such as toilets, town hall, library et cetera. Here is the list of public facility in Indonesia:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Toilets (WC / Toilet Umum)		A building that provides toilets for public, usually located at public places	amenity	toilets
2.	Town Hall (Balai Kota)		A building used for the administration of local government in a village, town or city. May also be used for a community meeting place.	amenity	townhall
3.	Library (Perpustakaan)		A place containing collections of books where the books could be borrowed, rented or read	amenity	library		File:Perpustakaan upnjatim.jpg
4.	Courthouse (Pengadilan)		A building where courts of law are held	amenity	courthouse
5.	Post Office (Kantor Pos)		An office responsible for mail services such as letter and packages posting	amenity	post_office
6.	Prison (Lembaga Pemasyarakatan)		A building where criminals are held as a punishment of the crime they committed	amenity	prison
7.	Hall (Aula / Balai Pertemuan)		A building used for holding a great event or meeting. Accessible to general public.	building	public
8.	Social Facility (Rumah Panti/Rumah Sosial)		A facility that provides social services such as orphanage (panti asuhan = group_home) or nursing home (panti jompo = nursing_home)	amenity social_facility social_facility	social_facility group_home nursing_home
9.	Police Station (Kantor Polisi)		A place police officers patrol from and that is a first point of contact for civilians	amenity	police
10.	Fire Station (Kantor Pemadam Kebakaran)		A station from which a fire brigade operates	amenity	fire_station

Industry

Objects that used for industrial matter such as warehouse. Here is the list of industrial objects in Indonesia:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Warehouse (Gudang)		A building where manufactured goods (usually in a great amount) are stored	building	warehouse
2.	Factory (Pabrik)		A place where goods or products (usually in a great amount) are manufactured	man_made	works
3.	Power Plant (Pembangkit Listrik)		A place or industrial facility where electrical power is generated	power	plant

Residence

Building used for residential purpose.

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	House (Rumah)		Building used primarily for residential purpose.	building	residential

Other Buildings

Other objects in Indonesia and also need to be mapped.

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Unclassified Building (Bangunan Belum Terklasifikasi)		An unclassified building	building	yes
2.	Animal Boarding (Kandang Hewan)		A place or a building for animal or pet	amenity	animal_boarding
3.	Substation (Gardu Listrik)		An electrical installation to distribute electrical power to another area	power	substation
4.	Tower (Tiang Listrik)		Big towers or pylons carrying electricity cables	power	tower
5.	Communication Tower (Tower Komunikasi)		Tower used for transmitting telecommunications signals	man_made	communications_tower
6.	Water Tower (Menara Air)		Tower used for water tank to deliver water at a required elevation	man_made	water_tower
7.	Reservoir (Bak Penampung Air)		An artificial man-made tank for holding fresh water	man_made	reservoir_covered		[[|100px|center]]
8.	Well (Sumur)		A great hole made to access ground water. Usually the hole is surrounded with a brick wall.	man_made	water_well
9.	Lighthouse (Mercusuar)		Tower that emits lights to navigate approaching ships	man_made	lighthouse
10.	Fountain (Air Mancur)		Recreational object that artificially created jet or stream of water	amenity	fountain
11.	Watermill (Rumah Pompa)		A building or an installation used for streaming water down to the sea or river	man_made	watermill
12.	Archaeological Site (Situs Bersejarah)		A historical or an archaeological site where historical event happened	historic	archaeological_site
13.	Memorial (Tugu)		A big high pillar made of stone, brick etc as a symbol of past event or simply as a symbol of particular place	historic	memorial
14.	Monument (Monumen)		A historical place or a historical building protected by the country. Bigger than memorial.	historic	monument		File:Jakarta Indonesia National-Monument-02.jpg
15.	Rune Stone (Prasasti)		Piagam (written on a stone, copper etc). Stone with a runic inscription.	historic	rune_stone

Access and Barrier Tagging in Indonesia

The use of access and barriers are usually called portals, will affect road access. If a portal is permanently closed, it will make road access around it being closed. If we want to enter a residential complex area and there is a portal guarded by security officers or security guards, then this will result in road access being private. Below we have provided a flowchart if we want to edit the OSM map, especially if we are adding access or barrier on the road. This flowchart will help beginners or experienced editors to add access tags or barriers to highway in OSM.

A flowchart to assist mappers tag barrier access.

Additional Attribute Information about BUILDING OBJECT

If you draw an object using building attribute, then you should give information regarding the building as shown on the list below:

No.	Information	Key	Value	Description
1.	Building Type	building	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the building	Building type information for the mapped building. The suitable value can be given to the mapped object. For example, the mapped object is actually a school building, user can tag this object with building=school. For further information, see this link.
2.	Building Level	building:levels	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the building	Building level information for the mapped building. The suitable value can be given to the mapped building. For example, the mapped building is a three-level building, user can give additional tag building:levels=3 for the mapped building. For further information, see this link.
3.	Building Structure	building:structure	reinforced_masonry (reinforced concrete structure) unreinforce_masonry (unreinforced concrete, brick or blocks) plastered (plastered facade - structure uncertain) confined_masonry (Brick or block walls with concrete columns and beams) wood (walls made with wood timbers) steel_frame (structure made with metal columns and beams)	Describes the type of construction for the walls of the building, when known. If the mapped walls made of reinforced concrete (for example, steel reinforcing bars are exposed at the top of the walls), user can give additional tag building:structure=reinforced_masonry for the mapped building.
4.	Address	addr:full	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the building	Address information for the mapped building. For example, the mapped building's address is Jalan M.H.Thamrin, user can give additional tag addr=Jalan M.H Thamrin for the mapped building. For further information, see this link.
5.	Building Height	height	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the building	Building height information for the mapped building. For example, the mapped building is a 10-meter building, user can give additional tag height=10 for the mapped building. For further information, see this link.
6.	House number	addr:housenumber	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the building	House/building number information for the mapped object. For example, the house number of the mapped object is 5, user can give additional tag addr:housenumber=5 for the mapped object. For further information, see this link.
7.	Building Name	name	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the building	Building name information for the mapped object. For example, the name of the mapped building is Rumah Makan Enak, user can give additional tag name=Rumah Makan Enak for the mapped object. For further information, see this link.
8.	Building Surface Material	building:material	bamboo bamboo surface) brick (exposed brick facade, not plastered) cement_block (exposed cement or concrete block, unplastered) concrete (exposed concrete walls) glass (glass facade) metal (aluminum or other metal cladding) plastic (plastic cladding) plaster (plaster facade) steel (steel sheets, e.g. "seng" (zinc galvanized corrugated steel)) wood (wooden exterior walls)	Building surface material information. Describes the cladding or facade material on the outer layer of the building walls. The suitable value can be given to the mapped object. For example, if the exposed surface of the building is plaster, use building:material=plaster for the mapped object.]
9.	Roof Material	roof:material	asbestos (asbestos roofing) bamboo (bamboo roofing) glass (glass roof) concrete (exposed concrete roof) metal (metal roof, e.g. "seng" (corrugated galvanized steel)) palm_leaves (roof covered with dry palm leaves) thatch (roof covered in thatch made from dry grasses, straw, sedges or reeds) tile (building with tile roof)	Describes the material used for the exposed outer surface of the roof. The suitable value can be given to the mapped object. For example, the roof material for the mapped object is tile, user can give additional tag roof:material=tile for the mapped object.
10.	Roof Access	access:roof	yes (if the building has access to the roof) no (if the building has no access to the roof)	Roof access information. If the building has access to the roof, user can give additional tag access:roof=yes for the mapped building.

POLYGON OBJECT (AREA)

List of object below is the kind of object that needed to draw as an area. Most of these objects are landuse. All polygon objects denoted with this symbol . Here is the list of landuse object in Indonesia:

Land Use

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Orchard (Perkebunan/Ladang buah-buah)		A field of land planted with tree or bushes (for fruits, palm oil, etc.)	landuse	orchard
2.	Farmland (Sawah / ladang)		Cultivated land for planting rice, maize or other seasonal crops	landuse	farmland
3.	Residential (Permukiman)		Specific area used for residential buildings	landuse	residential
4.	Industrial Area (Kawasan Industri)		An area used for industrial activity such as processing material using various tools and machines	landuse	industrial
5.	Wetland (Rawa)		Lower part from one land (commonly found on coastal area) and filled with water, usually has many water plant inside	natural	wetland
6.	Forest (Hutan)		land covered with various trees	landuse	forest
7.	Commercial (Perkantoran)		Area specifically used for office and economic activity	landuse	commercial
8.	Cemetery (Pemakaman)		Land used to bury dead people. Add religion=* if specific to one religion.	landuse	cemetery
9.	Construction Area (Konstruksi/Lahan Pembangunan)		Area that still on construction progress	landuse	construction
10.	Brown Field (Tanah Lapang)		Unused land or land that will be use in the future. The building located in this place already destroyed. It might be a land that still has a development process/construction	landuse	brownfield
11.	Landfill (Tempat Pembuangan Sampah)		Area used for disposing waste materials	landuse	landfill
12.	Meadow / Pasture (Padang Rumput)		Area that covered with grass used for grazing or hay.	landuse	meadow
13.	Grass (Daerah Rumput)		A small area of mown and managed grass, for example next to highways	landuse	grass
14.	Retail (Pertokoan)		Specific area that has various shop/shopping center. Easy to access so all buyer can come and buy any things from it.	landuse	retail
15.	Garden (Taman Bunga)		A park filled with various kind of flowers and ornamental plants	leisure	garden
16.	Nature Reserve (Taman Nasional)		An area that strongly protected by the government. There are forest, animals, or plants that might be in endangered status.	leisure	nature_reserve
17.	Recreation Ground (Taman Rekreasi)		A place that has many kinds of attraction and recreational activities	landuse	recreation_ground

Waters

In OpenStreetMap, we can map the waters object that has polygon shape, such as:

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Lake (Danau)		Area of water surrounded by land.	natural	water
2.	Reservoir (Waduk)		An artificial lake which may be used to store water	landuse	reservoir
3.	River Bank (Daerah air sungai)		The water-covered area of a river.	waterway	riverbank
4.	Basin (Cekungan)		An area of land artificially graded to hold water	landuse	basin
5.	Beach (Pantai)		Unvegetated area of sand, pebbles, or other loose minerals formed by waves at the coast of the sea or the shore of a lake	natural	beach

Additional Attribute Information about LAND USE OBJECT

If you add an object using the attribute of landuse, you should add some additional information regarding list of buildings below:

No.	Information	Key	Value	Description
1.	Object Name	name	User Defined: the value is set by the user based on the information of the land use	Information about the name of land use object that has been mapped. For example, there are landuse object named “Taman Nasional Bukit Barisan”, then we can write the tag combination like this name=Taman Nasional Bukit Barisan. For further information, visit this link here

LINE OBJECT

List of objects below should be drawn as line object. All line object marked with symbol . This is all line object that commonly found in Indonesia: 

Administrative Boundary

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	State Boundary (Batas Negara)		Imaginary line that separated 2 or more countries. Usually separated by natural object like river, coastline, mountains, or artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	2		[[|100px|center]]
2.	Province Boundary (Batas Provinsi)		An imaginary line that separated 2 or more provinces. Usually separated by a natural object like a river, coastline, mountains, or an artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	4		[[|100px|center]]
3.	Sub-district/Regency Boudaries (Batas Kotamadya/Kabupaten)		An imaginary line that separated 2 or more sub-districts/regencies. Usually separated by a natural object like a river, coastline, mountains, or an artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	5		[[|100px|center]]
4.	Municipality Boundaries (Batas Kecamatan)		An imaginary line that separated 2 or more municipalities. Usually separated by a natural object like a river, coastline, mountains, or an artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	6		[[|100px|center]]
5.	Village Boundaries (Batas Kelurahan/Desa)		An imaginary line that separated 2 or more villages. Usually separated by a natural object like a river, coastline, mountains, or an artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	7		[[|100px|center]]
6.	Hamlet Boundaries (Batas Dusun)		An imaginary line that separated 2 or more hamlets. Usually separated by a natural object like a river, coastline, mountains, or an artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	8		[[|100px|center]]
7.	Sub-village Boundaries (Batas RW)		An imaginary line that separated 2 or more sub-villages. Usually separated by a natural object like a river, coastline, mountains, or an artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	9		[[|100px|center]]
8.	Sub-sub-village Boundaries (Batas RT)		An imaginary line that separated 2 or more sub-subvillages. Usually separated by a natural object like a river, coastline, mountains, or an artificial object like stakes or gate.	admin_level	10		[[|100px|center]]

Roads

Highway

This is used to describe roads and footpaths. For an introduction on its usage see the page titled Highways. See the page titled Restrictions for an introduction on access limitations by vehicles type, time, day, load and purpose, etc.

Key	Value	Element	Comment	Rendering carto	Examples
Roads
This group lists the 7 main tags for the road network, from most to least functionally important for motor vehicle traffic.
highway	motorway		A restricted access major divided highway, normally with 2 or more running lanes plus emergency hard shoulder. Equivalent to the Freeway, Autobahn, etc..
highway	trunk		The most important roads in a country's system that aren't motorways. (Need not necessarily be a divided highway.)
highway	primary		The next most important roads in a country's system. (Often link larger towns.)
highway	secondary		The next most important roads in a country's system. (Often link towns.)
highway	tertiary		The next most important roads in a country's system. (Often link smaller towns and villages)
highway	unclassified		The least important through roads in a country's system – i.e. minor roads of a lower classification than tertiary, but which serve a purpose other than access to properties. (Often link villages and hamlets.) The word 'unclassified' is a historical artefact of the UK road system and does not mean that the classification is unknown; you can use highway=road for that.
highway	residential		Roads which serve as an access to housing, without function of connecting settlements. Often lined with housing.
Link roads
highway	motorway_link		The link roads (sliproads/ramps) leading to/from a motorway from/to a motorway or lower class highway. Normally with the same motorway restrictions.
highway	trunk_link		The link roads (sliproads/ramps) leading to/from a trunk road from/to a trunk road or lower class highway.
highway	primary_link		The link roads (sliproads/ramps) leading to/from a primary road from/to a primary road or lower class highway.
highway	secondary_link		The link roads (sliproads/ramps) leading to/from a secondary road from/to a secondary road or lower class highway.
highway	tertiary_link		The link roads (sliproads/ramps) leading to/from a tertiary road from/to a tertiary road or lower class highway.
Special road types
highway	living_street		For living streets, which are residential streets where pedestrians have legal priority over cars, speeds are kept very low.
highway	service		For access roads to, or within an industrial estate, camp site, business park, car park, alleys, etc. Can be used in conjunction with service=* to indicate the type of usage and with access=* to indicate who can use it and in what circumstances.
highway	pedestrian		For roads used mainly/exclusively for pedestrians in shopping and some residential areas which may allow access by motorised vehicles only for very limited periods of the day. To create a 'square' or 'plaza' create a closed way and tag as pedestrian and also with area=yes.
highway	track		Roads for mostly agricultural or forestry uses. To describe the quality of a track, see tracktype=*. Note: Although tracks are often rough with unpaved surfaces, this tag is not describing the quality of a road but its use. Consequently, if you want to tag a general use road, use one of the general highway values instead of track.
highway	bus_guideway		A busway where the vehicle guided by the way (though not a railway) and is not suitable for other traffic. Please note: this is not a normal bus lane, use access=no, psv=yes instead!
highway	escape		For runaway truck ramps, runaway truck lanes, emergency escape ramps, or truck arrester beds. It enables vehicles with braking failure to safely stop.
highway	raceway		A course or track for (motor) racing
highway	road		A road/way/street/motorway/etc. of unknown type. It can stand for anything ranging from a footpath to a motorway. This tag should only be used temporarily until the road/way/etc. has been properly surveyed. If you do know the road type, do not use this value, instead use one of the more specific highway=* values.
highway	busway		A dedicated roadway for bus rapid transit systems
Paths
highway	footway		For designated footpaths; i.e., mainly/exclusively for pedestrians. This includes walking tracks and gravel paths. If bicycles are allowed as well, you can indicate this by adding a bicycle=yes tag. Should not be used for paths where the primary or intended usage is unknown. Use highway=pedestrian for pedestrianised roads in shopping or residential areas and highway=track if it is usable by agricultural or similar vehicles. For ramps (sloped paths without steps), combine this tag with incline=*.
highway	bridleway		For horse riders. Pedestrians are usually also permitted, cyclists may be permitted depending on local rules/laws. Motor vehicles are forbidden.
highway	steps		For flights of steps (stairs) on footways. Use with step_count=* to indicate the number of steps
highway	corridor		For a hallway inside of a building.
highway	path		A non-specific path. Use highway=footway for paths mainly for walkers, highway=cycleway for one also usable by cyclists, highway=bridleway for ones available to horse riders as well as walkers and highway=track for ones which is passable by agriculture or similar vehicles.
highway	via_ferrata		A via ferrata is a route equipped with fixed cables, stemples, ladders, and bridges in order to increase ease and security for climbers. These via ferrata require equipment : climbing harness, shock absorber and two short lengths of rope, but do not require a long rope as for climbing.
When sidewalk/crosswalk is tagged as a separate way
footway	sidewalk		Sidewalk that runs typically along residential road. Use in combination with highway=footway or highway=path
footway	crossing		Crosswalk that connects two sidewalks on the opposite side of the road. Often recognized by painted markings on the road, road sign or traffic lights. Use in combination with highway=footway or highway=path. Useful information is presence of tactile_paving=*, wheelchair=* suitability and kerb=* represented as a node on the crosswalk way.
footway	traffic_island		The way between two crossings, safespot for pedestrians, has micromapping characteristics as a detailed alternative to =*. Use in combination with highway=footway or highway=path.
When sidewalk (or pavement) is tagged on the main roadway (see Sidewalks)
sidewalk	both | left | right | no		Specifies that the highways has sidewalks on both sides, on one side or no sidewalk at all
When cycleway is drawn as its own way (see Bicycle)
highway	cycleway		For designated cycleways. Add foot=*, though it may be avoided if default-access-restrictions do apply.
Cycleway tagged on the main roadway or lane (see Bicycle)
cycleway	lane		A lane is a route that lies within the roadway
cycleway	opposite		Deprecated variant for ways with oneway=yes where it is legally permitted to cycle in both directions. Replaced by oneway:bicycle=no.
cycleway	opposite_lane		Deprecated variant for ways with oneway=yes that have a cycling lane going the opposite direction of normal traffic flow (a "contraflow" lane). Replaced by oneway:bicycle=no + cycleway:left=lane/cycleway:right=lane + cycleway:left:oneway=-1/cycleway:right:oneway=-1.
cycleway	track		A track provides a route that is separated from traffic. In the United States, this term is often used to refer to bike lanes that are separated from lanes for cars by pavement buffers, bollards, parking lanes, and curbs. Note that a cycle track may alternatively be drawn as a separate way next to the road which is tagged as highway=cycleway.
cycleway	opposite_track		Deprecated variant for ways with oneway=yes that have a cycling track going the opposite direction of normal traffic flow. Replaced by oneway:bicycle=no + cycleway:left=track/cycleway:right=track + cycleway:left:oneway=-1/cycleway:right:oneway=-1.
cycleway	share_busway		There is a bus lane that cyclists are permitted to use.
cycleway	opposite_share_busway		Deprecated variant for ways with oneway=yes that have a bus lane that cyclists are also permitted to use, and which go in the opposite direction to normal traffic flow (a "contraflow" bus lane). Replaced by oneway:bicycle=no + cycleway:left=share_busway/cycleway:right=share_busway + cycleway:left:oneway=-1/cycleway:right:oneway=-1.
cycleway	shared_lane		Cyclists share a lane with motor vehicles, there are markings reminding about this. In some places these markings are known as "sharrows" ('sharing arrows') and this is the tag to use for those.
Busways tagged on the main roadway or lane (see Bus lanes)
busway	lane		Deprecated variant to tag bus lanes. Replaced by bus/psv lane tagging lanes:bus=* / lanes:psv=*) / bus:lanes=* / psv:lanes=*
busway	opposite		Deprecated variant for ways with oneway=yes where buses are legally permitted to travel in both directions. Replaced by oneway:bus=no
busway	opposite_lane		Deprecated variant for ways with oneway=yes that have a bus lane which go in the opposite direction to normal traffic flow (a "contraflow" bus lane). Replaced by oneway:bus=no and lanes:bus=* / lanes:psv=*) / bus:lanes=* / psv:lanes=*
Street parking tagged on the main roadway (see Street parking)
parking:left / :right / :both (hereafter: parking:side)	lane | street_side | on_kerb | half_on_kerb | shoulder | no | separate | yes		Primary key to record parking along the street. Describes the parking position of parked vehicles in the street.
parking:sideorientation=*	parallel | diagonal | perpendicular		To specify the orientation of parked vehicles if there is street parking.
Lifecycle (see also lifecycle prefixes)
highway	proposed		For planned roads, use with proposed=* and a value of the proposed highway value.
highway	construction		For roads under construction. Use construction=* to hold the value for the completed road.	different colours
Attributes
abutters	commercial | industrial | mixed | residential | retail etc.		See Key:abutters for more details.
bicycle_road	yes		A bicycle road is a road designated for bicycles. If residential streets get the status of bicycle roads, normally, by special signs, motor traffic is admitted with limited speed, often only for residents.
bus_bay	both | left | right		A bus bay outside the main carriageway for boarding/alighting
change	yes | no | not_right | not_left | only_right | only_left		Specify the allowed/forbidden lane changes
destination	<place name of destination>		Destination when following a linear feature
embankment	yes | dyke		A dyke or a raised bank to carry a road, railway, or canal across a low-lying or wet area.
embedded_rails	yes | <type of railway>		A highway on which non-railway traffic is also allowed has railway tracks embedded in it but the rails are mapped as separate ways.
ford	yes		The road crosses through stream or river, vehicles must enter any water.
ice_road	yes		A highway is laid upon frozen water basin, definitely doesn't exist in summer.
incline	Number % | ° | up | down		Incline steepness as percents ("5%") or degrees ("20°"). Positive/negative values indicate movement upward/downwards in the direction of the way.
junction	roundabout		This automatically implies oneway=yes, the oneway direction is defined by the sequential ordering of nodes within the Way. This applies on a way, tagged with highway=* already.
lanes	<number>		The number of traffic lanes for general purpose traffic, also for buses and other specific classes of vehicle.
lane_markings	yes | no		Specifies if a highway has painted markings to indicate the position of the lanes.
lit	yes | no		Street lighting
maxspeed	<number>		Specifies the maximum legal speed limit on a road, railway or waterway.
motorroad	yes | no		The motorroad tag is used to describe highways that have motorway-like access restrictions but that are not a motorway.
mountain_pass	yes		The highest point of a mountain pass.
mtb:scale	0-6		Applies to highway=path and highway=track. A classification scheme for mtb trails (few inclination and downhill).
mtb:scale:uphill	0-5		A classification scheme for mtb trails for going uphill if there is significant inclination.
mtb:scale:imba	0-4		The IMBA Trail Difficulty Rating System shall be used for bikeparks. It is adapted to mtb trails with artificial obstacles.
mtb:description	Text		Applies to highway=path and highway=track. A key to input variable infos related to mtbiking on a way with human words
oneway	yes | no | reversible		Oneway streets are streets where you are only allowed to drive in one direction.
oneway:bicycle	yes | no |		Used on ways with oneway=yes where it is legally permitted to cycle in both directions.
overtaking	yes | no | caution | both | forward | backward		Specifying sections of roads where overtaking is legally forbidden. Use overtaking:forward=yes/no/caution and overtaking:backward=yes/no/caution when it depends on driving direction.
parking:lane	parallel | diagonal | perpendicular | marked | no_parking | no_stopping | fire_lane.		Deprecated variant to map parking along streets. See section on street parking above or the street parking page for more details.
parking:condition	free | ticket | disc | residents | customers | private		Deprecated variant to map parking conditions along streets. See section on street parking above or the street parking page for more details.
passing_places	yes		A way which has frequent passing places (See also: highway=passing_place)
priority	forward | backward		Traffic priority for narrow parts of roads, e.g. narrow bridges.
priority_road	designated | yes_unposted | end		Specifying roads signposted as priority roads.
sac_scale	strolling | hiking | mountain_hiking | demanding_mountain_hiking | alpine_hiking | demanding_alpine_hiking | difficult_alpine_hiking		Applies to highway=path and highway=footway. A classification scheme for hiking trails.
service	alley | driveway | parking_aisle etc.		See Key:service for more details.
shoulder	no | yes | right | both | left		Presence of shoulder in highway
smoothness	excellent | good | intermediate | bad | very_bad | horrible | very_horrible | impassable		Specifies the physical usability of a way for wheeled vehicles due to surface regularity/flatness. See Key:smoothness for more details.
surface	paved | unpaved | asphalt | concrete | paving_stones | sett | cobblestone | metal | wood | compacted | fine_gravel | gravel | pebblestone | plastic | grass_paver | grass | dirt | earth | mud | sand | ground		See Key:surface for more details.
tactile_paving	yes | no		A paving in the ground to be followed with a blindman's stick.
tracktype	grade1 | grade2 | grade3 | grade4 | grade5		To describe the quality of the surface. See Key:tracktype for more information.
traffic_calming	bump | hump | table | island | cushion | yes | etc.		Features used to slow down traffic. See Key:traffic calming for more details.
trail_visibility	excellent | good | intermediate | bad | horrible | no		Applies to highway=path, highway=footway, highway=cycleway and highway=bridleway. A classification for hiking trails visibility
trailblazed	yes | no | poles | cairns | symbols		Applies to highway=*. Describing trail blazing and marking. See Key:trailblazed for more information.
trailblazed:visibility	excellent | good | intermediate | bad | horrible | no		Applies to trailblazed=*. A classification for visibility of trailblazing. See Key:trailblazed:visibility for more information.
turn	left | slight_left | through | right | slight_right | merge_to_left | merge_to_right | reverse		The key turn can be used to specify the direction in which a way or a lane will lead.
width	<number>		The width of a feature.
winter_road	yes		A highway functions during winter, probably can't be driven in summer.
Other highway features
highway	bus_stop		A small bus stop. Optionally one may also use public_transport=stop_position for the position where the vehicle stops and public_transport=platform for the place where passengers wait.
highway	crossing		A.k.a. crosswalk. Pedestrians can cross a street here; e.g., zebra crossing
highway	cyclist_waiting_aid		Street furniture for cyclists that are intended to make waiting at esp. traffic lights more comfortable.
highway	elevator		An elevator or lift, used to travel vertically, providing passenger and freight access between pathways at different floor levels.
highway	emergency_bay		An area beside a highway where you can safely stop your car in case of breakdown or emergency.
highway	emergency_access_point		Sign number which can be used to define your current position in case of an emergency. Use with ref=NUMBER_ON_THE_SIGN. See also emergency=access_point
highway	give_way		A "give way," or "Yield" sign
emergency	phone		A calling device can be used to tell on your current position in case of an emergency. Use with ref=NUMBER_ON_THE_SIGN
highway	ladder		A vertical or inclined set of steps or rungs intended for climbing or descending of a person with the help of hands.
highway	milestone		Highway location marker
highway	mini_roundabout		Similar to roundabouts, but at the center there is either a painted circle or a fully traversable island. In case of an untraversable center island, junction=roundabout should be used. Rendered as anti-clockwise by default direction=anticlockwise. To render clockwise add the tag direction=clockwise.
highway	motorway_junction		Indicates a junction (UK) or exit (US). ref=* should be set to the exit number or junction identifier. (Some roads – e.g., the A14 – also carry junction numbers, so the tag may be encountered elsewhere despite its name)
highway	passing_place		The location of a passing space
highway	platform		A platform at a bus stop or station.
highway	rest_area		Place where drivers can leave the road to rest, but not refuel.
highway	services		A service station to get food and eat something, often found at motorways
highway	speed_camera		A fixed road-side or overhead speed camera.
highway	speed_display		A dynamic electronic sign that displays the speed of the passer-by motorist.
highway	stop		A stop sign
highway	street_lamp		A street light, lamppost, street lamp, light standard, or lamp standard is a raised source of light on the edge of a road, which is turned on or lit at a certain time every night
highway	toll_gantry		A toll gantry is a gantry suspended over a way, usually a motorway, as part of a system of electronic toll collection. For a toll booth with any kind of barrier or booth see: barrier=toll_booth
highway	traffic_mirror		Mirror that reflects the traffic on one road when direct view is blocked.
highway	traffic_signals		Lights that control the traffic
highway	trailhead		Designated place to start on a trail or route
highway	turning_circle		A turning circle is a rounded, widened area usually, but not necessarily, at the end of a road to facilitate easier turning of a vehicle. Also known as a cul de sac.
highway	turning_loop		A widened area of a highway with a non-traversable island for turning around, often circular and at the end of a road.
highway	User Defined		All commonly used values according to Taginfo

Transportation

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	Bridge (Jembatan)		A way (from bamboo, wood, brick, etc) across above a river (valley, edge, etc)	bridge	yes
2.	Railway (Jalur Kereta Api)		Way specific for train	railway	rail
3.	Tunnel (Terowongan)		Way inside/under ground or mountain and can be used for railway and transportation	tunnel	yes
4.	Runway (Landasan Pacu Pesawat)		Way for takeoff and landing the plane	aeroway	runway
5.	Cycle Way (Jalur Sepeda)		Way/Road specific for bicycle	highway	cycleway
6.	Bus Way (Jalur Bus)		Restricted way that can only be accessed by bus	busway	lane

Waters

No.	Object Name	Object Type	Description	Key	Value	Rendering	Photo
1.	River (Sungai besar)		Big natural waterway, usually more than 3 meters wide.	waterway	river
2.	Stream (Sungai kecil)		Narrow stream of water, usually less than 3 meters wide.	waterway	stream
3.	Tidal Channel		A natural intertidal waterway in mangroves, salt marshes and tidal flats with water flow in the direction of the tide. Distinguished from rivers due to the higher salt levels and because the flow of water away from the sea at high tide is equal to the flow of water towards the sea at low tide.	waterway	tidal_channel
4.	Embankment (Tanggul)		Wall beside the river used to block/hold the water	man_made	embankment
5.	Culvert (Gorong-Gorong)		Water tunnel on the surface or inside the ground	tunnel	culvert
6.	Dam (Bendungan)		Solid and continues structure across a river, mainly used to divert, watch, and measure the water stream	waterway	dam
7.	Coast Line (Garis Pantai)		A line that separated between land area and sea area	natural	coastline
8.	Canal (Subak)		A man-made waterway used to carry useful water for transportation, hydro-power generation or irrigation purposes. The valueusage=irrigation can be used for a canal intended for agriculture.	waterway	canal

Additional Attribute Information about LINE OBJECT

If you draw an object as a line object, you should add some additional information regarding the list of information below:

No.	Information	Key	Value	Description
1.	Road Direction	oneway	yes (if the road is a one-way road) no (if the road is a two-way road)	Road direction information. If the road is a one-way road, user can give additional tag oneway=yes. For further information, see this link.
2.	Layer (Tingkatan)	layer	-5 to 5 The value 0 is the initial value for line/road layer. It means that the line/road object is right on the ground level. If the value is greater than 0, that means the object is above ground level. If the value is smaller than 0, that means the object is below ground level.	Layer information for line/road object. If the road is right above the ground level road, user can give additional tag layer=1 for the mapped road. If the road is right below the ground level road, user can give additional tag layer=-1 for the mapped road. For further information, see this link.
3.	Road Lane	lanes	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the mapped object.	Lane information for road object. A road can have two or more lanes. Usually each lane separated by a dashed white line. For example, the mapped road is a three-lane road, user can give additional tag lanes=3 for that road. For further information, see this link.
4.	Object Width	width	User Defined: the value is defined by user based on the information of the mapped object.	Width information for line/road object. This additional tag can be given to a road object or to another line object. For example, the width of the mapped road is 10 meters, user can give additional tag width=10 for that road. For further information, see this link.
5.	Line Surface	surface	asphalt (asphalt-surfaced road) concrete (concrete-surfaced road) metal (metal-surfaced road, usually found on a bridge) wood (wood surfaced road) grass (grass-surfaced road) ground (ground-surfaced road) gravel (gravel-surfaced road) mud (mud-surfaced road) sand (sand-surfaced road)	Line surface information for the line/road object. For example, the mapped road has an asphalt surface, user can give additional tag surface=asphalt for that road. For further information, see this link.
6.	Road Condition	smoothness	excellent (the road condition is excellent and very smooth; there's no hole, usually found on a race track) good (the road condition is good and smooth; usually found on a free way or motorway) intermediate (the road condition is quite good, some small potholes here and there; usually found on main road) bad (the road condition is bad; numerous potholes here and there, endangering the road user) very bad (the road condition is very bad, jagged and harsh; the road surface is a mixture of soil and gravel) horrible (the road condition is horrible, impassable by typical city car, passable by semi off-road car; the road surface is a mixture of sand and rubble stone) very horrible (the road condition is very horrible, impassable by small vehicles and passable by heavy vehicles (tractor), ATV and off-road vehicles; the road surface is a mixture of mud, gravel, sand and rubble stone) impassable (the road is impassable by any vehicles)	Road condition describes the smoothness of the road and the type of vehicles that can pass the road without any damage. For example, the mapped road is in a quite good condition with some small potholes that usually found on main road, user can give additional tag smoothness=intermediate for that road. For further information, see this link.