Just look at the key government the first thing to strike me was
archive, the key is meant to be used with office.
I don't think of government archives as offices... so what is in the
data base?
Well for Kew, UK
building=government with amenity=public_building
There are quite a few archives with public building;
Dublin, Ireland
Engu, Nigeria
New York, USA
Some are just buildings;
California, USA
Normandy, France
Cairo, Egypt
Rarotonga, Cook Islands
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Some are Libraries;
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Adelphi, USA
Some are museums;
Tokyo, Japan
Kabul, Afghanistan
Some are government offices;
Zomba, Malawi
Libreville, Gabon
Gaborone, Botswana
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Delhi, India
Bangkok, Thailand
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Would be nice to have some consistency?
Usually at least one of these per country, some times several depending on the
size of the country.
I found the above by searching for 'national archives'.
I think Kew has it best;
building=government with amenity=public_building
Humm that does not cover where there is one office you go to that is part of a
larger building having other offices.. do these exist?
And if so .. are they really an office ... or more like a library or a museum?
I think a library, they are documents, very few 'artefacts'.
Thoughts?
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There will be some that have 'off site storage'. These will be buildings,
perhaps best described as warehouses?
So building=warehouse, access=private could be best?
I think that is fairly clear.
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PS It seems that as I hunt down one problem I come across several more annoying
ones ..
though they decrease in numbers in the data base. I think I should buy some
blinkers and stop seeing these things!!!
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