The OSM Transport theme comprises three complementary layers: - a layer (osm_fr_transport_infrastructure_point_hstore in French, osm_en_transport_infrastructure_point_hstore in English) containing all the OSM point objects of the selected territory having the type=route, amenity=bus_station, amenity=ferry_terminal, amenity=taxi tags or the OSM public_transport, aeroway, highway, railway keys, translated into French by type=route, equipement=terminal de ferry, equipement=station de taxis, aeroport, voie, voie_ferree - a layer (osm_fr_transport_infrastructure_ligne_hstore in French, osm_en_transport_infrastructure_line_hstore in English) containing all the linear objects of the selected territory having the OSM aeroway, highway, railway keys, translated into French by aeroport, voie, voie_ferree - a layer (osm_fr_transport_routes_ligne_hstore in French, osm_en_transport_routes_line_hstore in English) containing all OSM relations of type=route, which correspond to mapped routes The first two layers display in their attribute table the most important name fields, the addressing, then classified in alphabetical order, about fifty fields corresponding to the most commonly used OSM keys on this theme, as well as a hstore field containing all the OSM tags of the object. The third layer displays in its attribute table the name, place of departure and destination fields, the OSM transport model type and the most commonly used OSM keys for this theme, and also a hstore field. These layers are produced daily by LLg via imposm from the raw data offered by Geofabrik. Consult the parent page for more information, access to the data on the available areas or to other themes.

The OSM Points of Interest (POI) theme includes two complementary layers: - a layer (osm_fr_poi_hstore in French, osm_en_poi_hstore in English) containing all the point objects in the selected territory bearing the OSM keys amenity, craft, emergency, healthcare, healthcare:speciality, historic, leisure, man_made, military, office, power, pump, shop or tourism, translated into French as equipement, artisanat, urgences, sante_structure, sante_structure_type, historique, loisirs, structure_artificielle, militaire, bureau, energie, pompe, commerce et tourisme - a layer (osm_fr_poi_plg_hstore in French, osm_en_poi_plg_hstore in English) containing all the polygonal objects of the selected territory with the same OSM keys as the previous layer These two layers display in their attribute table the most important name fields, those of the addressing and then, classified in alphabetical order, fields corresponding to the most commonly used OSM keys for this theme, as well as an hstore field containing all the OSM tags of the object. They are produced daily by LLg via imposm from the raw data proposed by Geofabrik. Consult the parent sheet for more information, access to data on available areas or to other themes. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Download point for the Lyons metropolitan area and partial extraction map for OSM thematic layers, available in the original English or translated into French (for example, amenity=college and craft=joiner become equipement=higher education and artisanat=carpenter), and updated daily via imposm from raw data supplied by Geofabrik. There are two ways to download the data: - either the entire territory in one of the formats available via the WFS point "OSM EN and FR thematic layers on the entire territory" below - or on a part of the territory to draw yourself or to choose within the administrative boundaries of the territory in question, by clicking on the link "Extraction by zones or admin boundaries - EN and FR thematic layers" to access from a MapStore context on the territory. Demonstration videos are available here: https://llg-collabora.ethibox.fr/s/owY8DQTQpgDr8sw Currently, GEOPACKAGE FORMAT IS NOT FUNCTIONAL (the resulting layers are empty): prefer geojson format to retrieve all field names and convert them to geopackage from QGIS. For further information on this LLg download point, please consult the parent metadata sheet linked at the bottom of this page, which also leads to child sheets presenting each theme offered.