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<div>No, those ways are generally always underwater (I'm talking
about a region with a humid tropical climate). Not accessible
by car though, only by motorbike and by foot - as the water
level on marshes and swamps don't change a lot even after
heavy rains, those ways are permanently used.</div>
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<div>Here are example photos of what I'm talking about - <a
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<p>The tag ford=yes would be ideally used along the length of the
way that is submerged. <br>
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<p>Using it on a single node alone is fast and easy but not
detailed, if you have the time tag the way. <br>
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<div>I think this fits in the topic so I'm profiting :
should a portion of highway=* that goes through a <b>swamp</b>
or a <b>marsh</b> also get the tag ford=yes? Or
flood_prone=yes?</div>
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<div>I guess the questions there would be is the road
raised above "ground" level or not, & is it
frequently / regularly cut?</div>
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<div> Thanks
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