Tag:hazard=falling_rocks
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An area in which rocks, dirt, or other natural materials may fall unexpectedly from cliffs above, or may have fallen, presenting a hazard. 
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A falling rocks hazard is an area in which rocks, dirt, or other natural materials may fall unexpectedly from cliffs above, or may have fallen, presenting a hazard. May be combined with natural=scree for areas in which rubble from prior falls has collected.
How to map
Falling rocks hazards may be mapped in the following ways:
- Place a node at the location of the falling rocks hazard traffic sign, tagged
traffic_sign=hazard+hazard=. - Tag a node along a
highway=*way at the location of the sign. - If the falling rocks sign indicates a distance, tag the section of
highway=*where the falling rocks hazard is present.
Signage examples
The tables below show what falling rocks hazard signage looks like in various countries.
European-style signage
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