On Thu, 27 Dec 2018 at 19:05, Martin Koppenhoefer <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > Is there an upper cut-off where things stop being a peninsula? > > Hmmm ... not really. > > No indeed! When I did some looking into it, Europe can actually be considered to be a peninsula off Asia! > is there a difference to a “cape”? What about a promontory? Shall we > distinguish these, and if yes how and according to which criteria? > Same thing then applies to headland & isthmus? The natural=cape wiki makes reference to See Also natural-isthmus (but the page doesn't exist!) & lists natural=headland (also doesn't exist) as a Possible Tagging Mistake. Why? When I've looked at a few headlands I know, a couple of them are listed as place=locality, name=Indian Head, which, to me, doesn't really ring true? I would think all of these should come under natural=xxxxx, & should be mapped as they are named: =headland, =cape, =peninsula, =promontory etc etc Thanks Graeme
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