Tag:man made=mast

man_made=mast
Description
A mast is a vertical structure built to hold, for example, antennas. 
Rendering in OSM Carto
Group: Man made
Used on these elements
Useful combination
See also
Status: de facto

A man_made=mast is usually a small, narrow mast. It is often built from concrete or steel and only for a single application like a mobile phone base station.

Unlike a man_made=tower which is accessible and provides platforms, a man_made=mast only offers ladder steps to climb it on the outside. (Think medieval castle tower vs. ship mast) Often masts are built to hold antennas. High masts may be fastened to ground with guy wires.

Guys can be fixed with insulators to the mast and divided by insulators, if the mast is insulated to ground.

How to map

Set a node at the centre of the mast. Add the tag man_made=mast.

Engineering definition

In structural engineering, mast is a vertical structure, supported by external guys and anchors. This is the only existing definite feature that could be used to differentiate masts and towers.

Tags to use in combination

Examples

Mobile phone
Police radio
Microwave link(s)
Light tower
Popinjay mast

Rendering

Röntgen icons

tower:type=*
tower:construction=freestanding
tower:construction=lattice
tower:construction=guyed_tube
tower:construction=guyed_lattice

Additional icons

Additional icon for communication:mobile_phone=yes is .

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