“Hmm, I don’t see it from the observatory, but I do see it from the overpass query map.” says Bob. Indeed, the ATM is on the opposite side of a building (the brownish polygon in the map viewer).
Let’s go ahead and query for both ATM and the building, so that Bob can have a better idea as to where the ATM is.
way
s apart from representing routes and roads can also represent area
s. A concrete example of this is a building - which is a closed polygon structure defined as a series of points (which we can represent as a way!)way
query. Go ahead and write a way
query, filtering it so that it’s name is what you see on the map viewer.["addr:city"=Passau]
as a further filter for our way query.out
with the modificator we’ve used so far for ways.