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Am 22.04.2015 14:12, schrieb Philipp Klaus Krause: > On 22.04.2015 13:46, robert wrote: >> Dear OpenRailwayMappers, >> >> recently I had a look at the marvellous openrailwaymap. I am >> astonished by the >> many different classes for railway lines. Although commuting everyday >> by train, >> I never imagined so many different track types. >> >> One thing confused me, maybe you can enlighten me. Why is the 9701 >> "Brockenbahn" running to the top of the highest peak in the Harz >> mountains >> neither "Schmalspur" nor "Museumsbahn" but a "Überleitgleis". Even >> more >> confusing, at some stations the parallel tracks are tagged as >> "Schmalspurbahn" (e.g. Schierke). >> >> According to the website of the "Harzer Schmalspur Bahnen" >> http://www.hsb-wr.de/mehr-erfahren/streckennetz/interaktives-streckennetz/ >> the "Brockenbahn" and the "Harzquerbahn" are claimed to be >> "Schmalspurbahnen". > The meaning of railway=preserved and railway=narrow_gauge is better > represented using railway:preserved=yes and gauge=. Probably, but railway=narrow_gauge has 25k usages all over the world, so this will not go away anytime soon: http://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/tags/railway=narrow_gauge Eike