Tag:marker=pedestal

The tag marker=pedestal is used to map a pedestal, which is a type of marker consisting of a small concrete or plastic base supporting a plate which normally contains useful information.

The tag marker=pedestal has to be placed on each individual marker. If this is not possible or practical, you may want to refer to marker=plate which may better suit a different situation.

Examples

Power

Photo	Location	Tagging	Note
	France	marker=pedestal utility=power colour=red material=plastic operator=RTE	A marker assumed as a pedestal (as it's a bit big to be considered as marker=ground) warning about the presence of an undergound 225kV power cable

Pipelines

Photo	Location	Tagging	Note
	France	marker=pedestal utility=gas colour=yellow material=concrete operator=GRTgaz ref=EZ 20 FI	A pedestal indicating the presence of a high pressure gas pipeline buried below
	Belgium	marker=pedestal utility=gas colour=orange material=concrete operator=Fluxys	A pedestal indicating the presence of a high pressure gas pipeline buried below. They can be seen on aerial imagery as well:
	France	marker=pedestal colour=red material=concrete operator=SDIS 13 ref:FR:DFCI=CQ 105	A pedestal indicating the  DFCI reference of a track used by firemen in south of France
	France	marker=pedestal utility=gas colour=white material=plastic operator=GRTgaz	A  cathodic protection marker over a gas pipeline
	France	marker=pedestal utility=industrial colour=white material=plastic operator=Storengy ref=EZ 08	A pedestal indicating the presence of water and  brine pipelines buried below
	UK	marker=pedestal	The tag marker=pedestal is probably inappropriate for the UK as almost no UK utility markers have a pedestal, i.e. have a support or base that is wider than the top. However, the most common small marker posts in the UK mis-tagged as `marker=pedestal' even though `marker=post' would be more appropriate for them. This is because the majority of the small UK utility markers are rectangular in cross section, and this is a property shared by many pedestal markers elsewhere in the world. See marker=post for more details.