Subjects

WHAT

Browse the canonical identifiers E2 uses to describe what is observed in the physical world. Subjects identify what an E2 observation is about — from animals and infrastructure to events and conditions.

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Subject

ID

Description

DescriptionA restaurant sells full sit-down meals with servers, and may sell alcohol.

DescriptionA generally informal place with sit-down facilities selling beverages and light meals and/or snacks.

DescriptionA hospital providing in-patient medical treatment.

DescriptionA doctor's office, a place to get medical attention or a check up from a physician.

DescriptionA dentist practice / surgery.

DescriptionA financial establishment where customers can, among other services, deposit money and take loans.

DescriptionA device that provides the clients of a financial institution with access to financial transactions.

DescriptionA primary or secondary school (pupils typically aged 6 to 18).

DescriptionA place for looking after preschool children and (typically) giving early education.

DescriptionA retail facility for refueling motor vehicles

Places of Worships

places-of-worship

DescriptionA place where religious services are conducted.

Bicycle Parkings

bicycle-parking

DescriptionA parking space designed for bicycles.

DescriptionA large shop selling groceries, fresh produce, and other goods.

leisure-swimming-pool

DescriptionA swimming pool (water area only)

DescriptionA shop where a pharmacist sells prescription medications. Used in addition to tag:amenity=pharmacy.

DescriptionHotel – an establishment that provides paid lodging.

DescriptionA shop selling bread

DescriptionA playground: an area designed for children to play.

Charging Stations

charging-station

DescriptionA location where battery electric vehicles can be charged.

DescriptionA place where letters and parcels may be sent or collected.

Police Stations

DescriptionA police station is a facility where police officers patrol from and that is a first point of contact for civilians.

Fitness Centres

DescriptionFitness centre, health club or gym with exercise machines, fitness classes or both, for exercise.

DescriptionA shop selling alcoholic drinks

DescriptionA townhall serves as a community administrative center or meeting place.

DescriptionA station from which a fire brigade operates.

amenity-veterinary

DescriptionA place that deals with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease in animals.

DescriptionAn office for a lawyer.

DescriptionA place where people (or sometimes animals) are buried, usually close to a place of worship.

DescriptionA place from which cars can be rented.

amenity-theatre

DescriptionA place where live performances occur, such as plays, musicals and formal concerts.

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