[Talk-GB] Isleworth Ait, W London

[Edward Catmur]

The building is tagged layer=1, indicating that the side stream flows
underneath it. (The river doesn't have a layer tag, but layer=0 is
implicit). This is indeed what happens; at low tide the stream is no more
than a trickle and the boat is very firmly atop it.

And rivers flowing through (not under) buildings is an entirely valid
occurrence also; this happens at every mill-house, for a start.

On Fri, 13 Aug 2021 at 20:13, Martin Wynne <martin at 85a.uk> wrote:

> At this way, the River Thames is apparently flowing through a commercial
> building, which might give any renderer a headache:
>
>   https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/893759441
>
> If it really is a building, the river way should go round it.
>
> Martin.
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