Switch the access_point-minor icon to key off of backcountry=yes#134
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quincylvania merged 1 commit intoJan 13, 2026
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@scarapella Thanks! Looks like the data should already be in the tiles. |
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yeah, I was super happy to see that. Someone... having foresight saved me a bunch of time ;-) |
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The access_point-minor POI icon exists to indicate
waterway=access_pointsthat are more in the backcountry and might be used as start and/or end to portages, access to islands etc. Today this keys off of theparking=notag.After some discussion with @quincylvania, I would propose that using
backcountry=yes(in the sense of "access is by non-motorized means") on thesewaterway=access_pointsis a more explicit indication. Whileparking=nois invariably true whenbackcountry=yes, there are other access points whereparking=noandbackcountry=noe.g. those which are shuttle or transit accessible, but do not have parking facilities.