Key:community centre
| community_centre |
| Description |
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| To describe the type of a community centre |
| Group: Properties |
| Used on these elements |
| Documented values: 7 |
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| Status: in use |
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The community_centre tag is used to describe the type of an object tagged as amenity=community_centre.
A community centre can have many forms in different cultures, and serve different kinds of communities, thus it is useful to characterise it further.
How to use
Create a polygon for the area of the campus of the community centre, comprising buildings and related open space. Tag with amenity=community_centre and community_centre=*.
If the facility serves a particular target group, add community_centre:for=*.
When there is no open space, tag the building. If the geometry of the centre is not known yet, or the centre occupies just a few rooms in a larger building, use a node.
Possible Values
| Tag | Description |
|---|---|
| community_centre=village_hall | A non-religious hall in rural areas, particularly in the centre of a village |
| community_centre=community_hall | A non-religious hall, more general than in the centre of a village. Specific target groups can be added, e.g. community_centre:for=senior |
| community_centre=parish_hall | Assembly/festivity rooms of religious communities, which are no place of worship |
| community_centre=youth_centre | A facility that provides room and potentially instructions for children, teenagers and/or young adults to spend their leisure time. Specify the target group with community_centre:for=juvenile or community_centre:for=child. You can also give precise age ranges with min_age=* and max_age=*. |
| community_centre=family_centre | A facility that focusses on parents spending time with their children. You can add community_centre:for=family |
| community_centre=cultural_centre | A facility providing space for cultural activities for all ages. See Cultural centre on Wikipedia. |
| community_centre=international_centre | Like community_centre=cultural_centre, but focused on multicultural activities |
| community_centre=language_centre | A facility providing space for activities related to a particular language, beyond being a simple language school, e.g. Goethe-Institute for German activities in foreign countries. |
| community_centre=meeting_room | A place for holding meetings, lectures, courses in a community; in a smaller setting than a hall. |
| community_centre=events_venue | A community-driven space for holding events. See also amenity=events_venue for places where events are commercially organised. |
| community_centre=club_home | A facility of a particular club or association. |
| community_centre=social_centre | A centre of fraternities, sororities, professional societies, union halls and other nonprofit organization. |
| community_centre=environment_centre | A facility hosting environmental activists and organisations. |
| community_centre=aula | An aula is a (covered) room intended for communal gathering, such as for funerals. |
| community_centre=events_centre | A large, multi-purpose building used to hold events |
| community_centre=conference_centre | A large building used to hold a convention, where individuals and groups gather to promote and share common interests |
| community_centre=* | Further values are possible if needed. |
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