NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Cherry Brook Zoo
Description: The zoo announced its closure in April 2020.
Name: NAV Canada - Moncton Area Control Centre
Description: Area control centre for the Moncton flight information region.
Name: Fire Station 1
Description: Saint John Fire Department Headquarters
Name: National Research Council
Description: This building houses the National Research Council and UNB's Canadian Institute For Cybersecurity (CIC)
Localized names: Conseil national de recherches
Description: swings
Description: Pool with 5 lanes, splash pad
Description: General Parking
Description: Visitor parking and student drop off
Description: staff
Description: 44 faculty spaces
36 student spaces
5 residence spaces
Description: faculty and staff parking
Description: residence, general and staff parking
Description: residence parking
Description: general parking
Description: Field #3
Description: Field #1
Description: Field #2
Name: Coleson Curve Substation
Description: Coleson Cove Transformer
Name: Hibbard House
Description: science and technology classrooms
Name: Woodhurst Church Memorial
Description: "1978"
Name: The Officers Quarters Hostel
Description: Only Private Rooms
Description: Control Building
Description: Administration Building
Description: Labs and Workshop
Description: Tank 3
Description: Sediment Pond
Description: Utilities Building
Description: Regassification
Description: Firewater tank
Description: LP Boil Off Compressors
Description: Guard House
Name: Ragged Point Beach
Description: Private Beach
Name: Moss Hachey Law - Personal Injury Lawyers
Description: Moss Hachey Law is a trusted personal injury law firm proudly serving clients in Fredericton, Saint John, and across New Brunswick.

https://mosshacheylaw.com/
Description: Repair Shed
Description: Managed by Seville Property Group.
Description: Under construction (2020-02). Former Fire Station.
Name: Canada Border Services Agency
Description: Customs - Douanes
Localized names: Canada Border Services Agency; Agence des services frontaliers du Canada
Name: 81
Description: Split level dwelling
Name: Canada Post
Description: Sussex Main Post Office
Name: United Empire Loyalist Burial Site
Description: Second Anglican cemetery of Saint Andrews; established 1794 for Loyalist settlers.
Name: Édifice Michel - C. - Léger
Description: Parks, Works and Community Services Canada
Name: 14
Description: Bleachers Section #14
Description: Abandoned building.
Name: Gilbert Park
Description: Park where the Minto Festival is held each year around Canada Day.  Children's playground, picnic tables, and public washrooms.
Name: Canada Border Services Agency - CBSA
Description: Customs - Douanes Campobello
Localized names: Agence des services frontaliers du Canada - ASFC
Name: Community Youth Activity Centre
Description: A full service youth centre offering services such as computer area, kitchen, gymnasium, skate board park, full basketball court, garden, pool table & more.
Name: NB Telephone Building
Description: Beaux-Arts telephone exchange built c.1939; designed by H. Claire Mott with brick façade, cut-stone lintels, a pedimented window bay, stone entablature, pilasters, and a segmented arch doorway.
Name: Atlantic Podiatry
Description: Foot Care Specialists
Name: The Sackville Commons Co-op
Description: Co-working space.
Name: Blooms
Description: Florist, houseplants, and gifts.
Name: Church of the Resurrection
Description: Church
Description: Tailwhip Park
Name: Hugh John Flemming Forestry Park
Description: Public park in front of the Hugh John Flemming Forestry center. Often used not just by people in the forestry building but many of the people in the nearby Knowledge Park businesses.
Name: Free Meeting House Cemetery
Description: Free Meeting Hall graveyard with a mixed faith list of burials from the 1800s.
Name: Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum
Description: A gateway to exploration, the Main Building warmly greets visitors with its welcoming facade. It houses a Gift Shop with unique treasures, an Art Gallery displaing timeless masterpieces, and a Natural History exhibit that comes to life through birds and a
Name: The Frog Pond
Description: A lively oasis, the manmade Frog Pond is a celebration of pond wildlife. The chorus of frogs, the dance of salamanders, and the splash of unseen creatures fill this tranquil setting with life and wonder.
Name: Nordia
Description: Call Centre
Name: Once Upon a Tide
Description: Crafts, Jewelry, Art, Candy & more
Description: Recreation Vehicle Parking
Description: Dolphin Fountain
Name: Bernice's Office
Description: Professional Office Suites
Name: Have "Ewe" Any Wool
Description: Magasin de laine / Yarn Shop
Name: Shediac Paddle Shack
Description: Paddle Boards
Name: martha's Restaurant
Description: Family restaurant familial
Name: Red Cliff
Description: Small Georgian residence built circa 1830; associated with James Boyd, Benjamin R. Stevenson, and Andrew Young; features a hipped roof, symmetrical façade, fanlight transom window, and high waterfront foundation overlooking St. Andrews Harbour.
Name: TimbrMart
Description: Lumber storage for the store
Name: Indian Point Park
Description: This park, and sacred ground of the Passamaquoddy Nation, encompasses a portion of the tip of the town’s peninsula and includes sites for the Kiwanis Oceanfront Campground, Celtic Cross, Story of the Stone Sculpture, and Pagan Point picnic park.
Description: Convenience Store with restaurant. Maritime Bus stop for Bathurst.
Name: Victoria Park
Description: Outdoor Urban Cooling Zone.
Description: Campus Pastor Residence
Name: Magical Forest of River Glade
Description: A Meadow with a large forest, gardens, and many flowers in and amung everything.  There is a large fire pit in the back corner.
Description: receiving vault
Name: McAllister Park
Description: Playground
Name: Ridgeway Park
Description: Playground
Name: ER Staff Parking
Description: Parking for ER Staff, Police, Coroner. Access with use of security pass only.
Description: Booster Building
Name: Saint John LNG
Description: LNG Regassification Terminal
Name: Ritchie's Wharf
Description: Playground, splash pad, marina and boardwalk.
Description: Visitor and Staff Parking
Description: Dårlig Ulv Stranden
Name: My Bike Shop
Description: Bike Shop
Name: Snodgrass House
Description: Historic Georgian residence built c.1820; associated with the Snodgrass family, including William Snodgrass, first mayor of St. Andrews.
Description: Parking Lot
Description: Two small buildings on South end of BMO field.
Name: Ducks Unlimited
Description: Pond was built in 1988 for the 50th anniversary of Ducks Unlimited in Canada (see URL with article).
Name: Joey's Pub
Description: pub with local beers and meals
Name: Cohill's Inn
Description: Hotel-Resturant
Name: Gloucester Street Park
Description: Swingset,
Description: Managed by Seville Property Group
Description: Shared by Liverpool Street School and Boys and Girls Club
Description: student parking
Name: U.S. Coast Guard Station
Description: U.S. Coast Guard Boat Station, primary duties, include search and rescue, enforcement of laws and treaties, marine environmental protection and recreational boating safety.
Name: Loring Cove Preserve
Description: road that leads 0.1 mile to the cove and, when the water is low enough (typically 3-4 hours on either side of low tide), continues to the preserve’s gravel beach
Name: Pilings
Description: Pilings
Description: Pilings
Name: 45 RBM
Description: The Coast Guard 45-foot Response Boat Medium is a fast and maneuverable craft for search and rescue; law enforcement; drug and migrant interdiction; and National Defense Operations. Max speed: 43 knots, Range: 250 nautical miles.
Description: Parking for Irving Nature Park
Name: Heritage Hall
Description: Dining Hall
Description: Dialysis Patient Parking Only
Name: The Cuts
Description: Spring-fed quarry lake and beach.
Description: Abandoned Bunker
Description: Map Outdated (Has play structure, swings, soccer field and basket ballcourt)
Description: Designated Smoking Area
Description: aboiteau
Name: Camping au Soleil d'Or
Description: Ce camping comprend 16 emplacements à trois services, deux chalets comprenant toutes les commodités, un belvédère, un sentier pédestre, un amphithéâtre avec activités et un petit dépanneur. Vente de produits d’artisanat et de produits locaux sur place.
Description: Abandoned swing-span pier, designed to hold the weight of the swinging portion (the section of the bridge with thinner support beams) while boats passed through.
Description: bungalow
Name: Saint Croix Island International Historic Site
Description: The US public interpretive area for Saint Croix Island.
Description: No. 1 Tee
Description: No. 1 Green
Description: No.1 Fairway
Description: No. 2 Tee
Description: No. 2 Fairway
Description: No. 2 Green
Description: No. 3 Green
Description: No. 5 Tee
Description: No. 5 green
Description: No. 6 Green
Description: No. 7 Tee
Description: No. 7 Green
Description: No. 8 Tee
Description: No. 8 Green
Description: No. 9 Tee
Description: No. 9 Green
Description: No. 18 Green
Description: No. 15 Green
Description: No. 15 Tee
Description: No. 16 Green
Description: No. 16 Tee
Description: No. 17 Green
Description: No. 17 Tee
Description: No. 11 Green
Description: No. 11 Tee
Description: No. 13 Green
Description: No. 14 Green
Description: No. 14 Tee
Description: No. 10 Green
Description: No. 10 Tee
Description: No. 12 Green
Description: No. 12 Tee
Description: N0. 3 Tee
Description: No. 4 Green
Description: No. 5 Green
Description: No. 6 Tee
Description: No. 9/18 Green
Description: No. 18 Tee
Name: Dorey Behavioural Services
Description: Dorey Behavioural Services, offers assessment and treatment services in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), social skills, and life skills. These services are available to children and youth with Autism, ADD, ADHD, and other development delays.
Name: Bayview Credit Union
Description: Main Street,  NB
Name: Public Picnic Tables
Description: There are a couple of picnic tables here that the MealHall staff use time to time.
Name: Canoe & Kayak Area
Description: Area for Canoe & Kayaks
Description: Fire Department only
Description: School buses only
Description: "oTENTik" rental tent
Description: Yield: 82 L/s
Pump depth: 32 m
Screen depth: 35 m
Description: Parking Lot for apartment buildings
Name: Place de l'Artisan
Description: Seasonal; mostly during the Foire Brayonne (end of July)
Localized names: Artisans' Square; Place de l'Artisan
Name: Blue Mountain Correctional institute
Description: The .minimum security Blue Mountain Correctional Camp •was opened on property: administered by the Departmentof'National :Defence ,near Gagetown, N.B. The,projeet isto develop military training areas for the Canadian Army
Name: City Snow Storage Facility
Description: Area where snow is dumped after being collected from sidewalks, trails, parking lots, driveways, downtown streets etc during the winter. No dedicated tag so this'll have to do.
Name: Seymour Woodlands Nature Preserve
Description: Donor: Judith Seymour
Name: Southwest New Brunswick Service Commission
Description: Community & Planning Services
Name: Sisson Mine
Description: Site of long-delayed proposed tungsten & molybdenum open-pit mine, recently listed as a national priority.
Also receiving significant local criticism for scale of natural impact and EPA's unusual dismissal of tailing pond failure potential.
Name: La Reponse du Cheval
Description: 22.5-foot-high, 3,000-pound steel sculpture
Name: Quonset Hut 1
Description: Step into the past as you explore Quonst Hut 1, filled with evocative displays such as McCloskey's General Store, an Old Barbershop, and a School House. Each exhibit immerses you in a world long gone, allowing a glimpse into everyday life of yesteryears.
Name: Walkway
Description: Walkway between Quonsut Hut Exhibits
Name: Quonset Hut 2
Description: This hut serves as a treasure trove of lumbering history, filled with artifacts found by lumbermen and an array of axes from different eras. A miniture recreation of the Log Drive vividly encapsulates the essence of a bygone era. Note: These Quonset Huts,
Name: Cookhouse, Bunkhouse & Dingle
Description: More than just a building, this structure tells the story of the rugged life of lumbermen who made it their temporary home for months on end. With cooks laboring in the kitchen half and lumbermen resting in the bunkhouse, it's a microcosm of camaraderie a
Name: New Brunswick Forestry Hall of Fame
Description: A tribute to the time-honoured tradition of forestry, this hall stands tall, sponsored by the Professional Forester's Association of New Brunswick. It contains a rich trove of forestry artifacts, a comprehensive silviculture exhibit, and an interactive di
Name: Wheelwright Shop
Description: The rhythmic clang of metal echoes in this workshop, where horse wagons, long sleds, and bobsleds were once crafted and maintained. Powered by one-cylinder engines and filled with equipment donated by Basil Messer, the Wheelwright shop stands as a monumen
Name: Trappers Cabin
Description: Built over a century ago by Mr. Henry Braithwaite, this rustic Trapper's Cabin recalls the rugged life of the wilderness. Once standing 40km from Boiestown, it's a monument to a time when trapping was a way of life, bounded by seasons and the lay of the l
Name: Saw Mill
Description: Doanted by Ashley Colter, this steam-powered Saw mill stands frozen in time. Though silent, it's setup exactly as it once functioned, complete with engine, boiler, and an impressive array of saws. It's a nostalgic nod to an era that carved our world.
Name: Blacksmith Shop
Description: The clang of the anvil still echoes in this replica Blacksmith Shop. Housing artifacts from Boiestown and a collection from H. Hood and Son of Cross Creek NB, it's where horseshoes, wagon wheels, and other metal wares were once forged, keeping alive the s
Description: Perched at a strategic vantage point, the Fire Tower serves as a vigilant sentinel where the watchman performs his crucial duty. From here, he scans the expansive forest for any hint of smoke or flame, ready to sound the alarm. His vigilance is a thin lin
Name: Watchman's Cabin
Description: Nestled near the tower, the Watchman's Cabin provides a humble abode for the guardian of the forest. During the dry season, when the threat of forest fires looms large, the watchman resides here. His ceasless watch from the tower, ensuring the safety of t
Name: Boat House
Description: Venture into a mariner's dream at the Boat House. Here, various canoes and boats rest, including the famed Samuel de Champlain Voyageur canoe. With accompanying netting and rigging, it's a glimpse into the nautical traditions that shaped journeys and live
Name: Machine Shed 1
Description: A repository of history, this shed safeguards an alegant horse-drawn Hearse from Miramichi City's funeral home, alongside a collection of sleighs and medley of antique one-cylinder engines. Each artifact tells a unique story, reflecting different facets o
Name: Machine Shed 2
Description: More than a mere building, this shed in Boiestown is a museum of agrarian innovation. It exhibits tools like the threshing machine, essential for processing oats, and long sleds for hauling logs. Notably, the Duffy Casting, an ingenious device for affixin
Name: Outhouse
Description: A humble but essential part of life before indoor plumbing, this outhouse stands as a reminder of simpler times. The crescent moon cut into this door serves a pratical purpose of illumination but also invites speculation and myth, adding a touch of myster
Name: Dump Cart Shed
Description: Symbolizing the evolution of waste management, this shed houses a cart that once served the humble purpose of hauling gabage. A precursor to today's gabage trucks, it tells a tale of progress in the most mundane aspects of life.
Name: Tractor Shed
Description: Housing vintage tractors, including notable models from Caterpillar and Fordson, this shed serves as a testament to the evolution of farming machinery. These mitallic giants, once the pride of agriculture, whisper tales of a time when they tilled the soil
Name: Drag Saw Shed
Description: A tribute to ingenuity and resilience, the Drag Saw Shed houses relics from a time when horse power was the lifeblood of agriculture. Within, a treadmill would be set in motion by a team of mighty horses, powering a drag saw that could slice through massa