Tag:memorial=pulpulak

memorial = 
Description
Armenian memorial stone with a drinking fountain
Group: historic
Used on these elements
may be used on nodesshould not be used on waysshould not be used on areasshould not be used on relations (except multipolygon relations)
Requires
Useful combination
Status: proposed
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In the Republic of Armenia, a pulpulak is any drinking fountain, but for OSM it makes sense to divide it into memorial fountains (with an inscription or a symbol "֍" (see Armenian eternity sign on Wikipedia)) and ordinary fountains.

Pulpulaks are mainly found in Armenia, but they can also be found on the territory of other countries.

Examples

Image Description Tags
Drinkng fountain with memorial inscription and/or picture and vertical nozzle
amenity=drinking_water
fountain=bubbler
historic=memorial
memorial=
 Drinking fountain with horizontal nozzle and inscription/picture
amenity=drinking_water
fountain=stone_block
historic=memorial
memorial=
 Carved stone (khachkar) with horizontal nozzle
amenity=drinking_water
fountain=stone_block
historic=memorial
memorial=stele
stele=khachkar

If the fountain does not have inscriptions/drawings/flowers' vase, then such a drinking fountain should not be mapped as memorial=.

If it is known that the fountain does not contain drinking water, it should be replaced amenity=drinking_water to combination man_made=water_tap + drinking_water=no.

Non-working pulpulaks can be mapped without Water management tags.

Gallery

  • Technically, it is a pulpulak (all drinking fountains in the Republic of Armenia are called that), but it has no designations to identify it as a memorial. You don't need to use the memorial=pulpulak tag for it.
    Technically, it is a pulpulak (all drinking fountains in the Republic of Armenia are called that), but it has no designations to identify it as a memorial. You don't need to use the memorial= tag for it.


See also

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