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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 28.09.2018 um 03:06 schrieb Dave
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<div>@Joseph - I wanted to avoid using that particular top-level
tag, waterway, because there would be no simple way to add a
name different from that of the waterway=river itself. Unless
we invent a new tag something like name:bend=Harper Bend.</div>
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<div>The key "natural" is so weighted with controversy already,
I'd prefer not to use that one either. But I'm not opposed if
we can all agree on its use here.<br>
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<div dir="ltr">On Fri, Sep 28, 2018 at 7:54 AM Joseph Eisenberg
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Another option would be natural=bend or natural=river_bend,
because<br>
natural=* is used for all sorts of geographic features in the
natural<br>
landscape, including water features like bays, straights, etc.<br>
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Joseph<br>
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<p>Natural=* might be controversial. But in my opinion a river bend
is very similar to a bay, strait, fjord etc. These are all parts
of a bigger water body with diffuse boarders. I'd like to keep in
line with those established taggings. It could be
natural=river_section, which could serve for bends, straights,
widenings, narrowings, pits in the river bed, etc., or more
specific natural=river_bend.<br>
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<p>Having that said, I admit that would we not already have those
key/value pairs I might rather go for something better indicating
we are talking about something water related. <br>
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<p>Tobi<br>
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