NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Northern Ireland / Tuaisceart Éireann
Description: Northern Ireland is a devolved part of the United Kingdom, as per the Northern Ireland Act 1998 and the Belfast ('Good Friday') Agreement.
Localized names: Noord-Ierland; Nordirland; ስሜን አየርላንድ; Irlanda d'o Norte; Norðerne Īrland; أيرلندا الشمالية; إيرلاندا الشمالية; ايرلاندا الشماليه; Irlanda del Norte; Şimali İrlandiya; شومالی ایرلند; Төньяҡ Ирландия; Noadirland; Irlandya nin Norte; Паўночная Ірландыя; Паўночная Ірляндыя; Северна Ирландия; उत्तरी आयरलैंड; উত্তর আয়ারল্যান্ড; Norzhiwerzhon; Sjeverna Irska; Хойто Ирланд; Irlanda del Nord; Báe̤k Ái-ī-làng; Northern Ireland; ᏧᏴᏢ ᏗᏜ ᎠᏲᎳᏂ; Śeverna Irska; С́еверна Ирска; Severní Irsko; Çурçĕр Ирланди; Gogledd Iwerddon; Nordirland; Nordirland; İrlanday Zımey; Pódpołnocna Irska; उत्तरी आयरल्याण्ड; Βόρεια Ιρλανδία; Northern Ireland; Nord-Irlando; Irlanda del Norte; Põhja-Iirimaa; Ipar Irlanda; Irlanda del Norti; ایرلند شمالی; Pohjois-Irlanti; Norðurírland; Irlande du Nord; Nuurdirlun/fe; Irlande dal Nord; Noard-Ierlân; Tuaisceart Éireann; Èirinn a Tuath; Irlanda do Norte; Yvate Irilánda; उत्तर आयर्लंड; નોર્ધન આયર્લેન્ડ; Nerin Hwoaie; Pet Ireland; צפון אירלנד; उत्तरी आयरलैंड; Sjeverna Irska; Sewjerna Irska; Ilann dinò; Észak-Írország; Հյուսիսային Իռլանդիա; Irlanda del Nord; Irlandia Utara; Akin-amianan nga Irlanda; Nord-Irlando; Norður-Írland; Irlanda del Nord; 北アイルランド; Irlan Lor; ჩრდილოეთი ირლანდია; Солтүстік Ирландия; អៀរឡង់ខាងជើង; 북아일랜드; Îrlendaya Bakur; Wordhen Gledh; Түндүк Ирландия; Hibernia Septentrionalis; Nordirland; Noord-Ierland; Irlanda do Nòrd; Irlanda del Nord; Irlandí ya Nola; Šiaurės Airija; Ziemeļīrija; Airangi ki te Raki; Северна Ирска; വടക്കൻ അയർലണ്ട്; Умард Ирланд; ꯑꯋꯥꯡ ꯑꯥꯢꯔꯂꯦꯟ; उत्तर आयर्लंड; Ireland Utara; Irlanda ta' Fuq; မြောက်အိုင်ယာလန်နိုင်ငံ; شمالی ایرلند; Pak Ài-ní-lân; Irlanna d"o Nord; Noord-Ierlaand; उत्तर आयरल्यान्ड; Noord-Ierland; Nord-Irland; Nord-Irland; Nordi Irlande; Irlanda del Nòrd; Цæгат Ирланди; ਉੱਤਰੀ ਆਇਰਲੈਂਡ; Irlinde du Nord; Irlandia Północna; Irlanda dël Nòrd; اتلا آئرلینڈ; Irlanda do Norte; Chinchay Ilanda; Irlanda dal Nord; Nordutno Irland; Irlanda de Nord; Irlanda di Aratsile; Северная Ирландия; Irlanda de su Norte; Irlanna dû Nord; Norlin Airlan; اتر آئرلينڊ; Sjeverna Irska; မိူင်းဢၢႆႇယႃႇလႅၼ်ႇႁွင်ႇ; උතුරු අයර්ලන්තය; Severné Írsko; Severna Irska; Tave-Irland; Waqooyiga Ayrland; Irlanda Veriore; Северна Ирска; Noudirlound; Irlandia Kalér; Nordirland; Pōłnocnŏ Irlandyjŏ; வட அயர்லாந்து; Irlanda Norte; Ирландияи Шимолӣ; ไอร์แลนด์เหนือ; Demirgazyk Irlandiýa; Hilagang Irlanda; ʻAealani Tokelau; Noten Aialan; Kuzey İrlanda; Төньяк Ирландия; Oira Septentrional; Уйпал Ирландия; Північна Ірландія; شمالی آئرلینڈ; Shimoliy Irlandiya; Irlanda del Nord; Bắc Ireland; Nôord-Ierland; Bijhe-Irlande; Amihanan nga Irlanda; 北爱尔兰; Ар Гәәлгүдин Таңһч; ოორუე ირლანდია; צפון אירלאנד; Írẹ́lándì Apáàríwá; 北愛爾蘭; Noord-Ierland; 北爱尔兰;北愛爾蘭; 北爱尔兰; 北愛爾蘭
Description: Lackan Saltmarsh and Kilcummin Head SAC, Site code 000516
Description: Shed-like building.
Description: looks like circular cropmark
Description: Seemingly abandoned farm building construction. Foundations and columns. No walls or roof.
Description: House-sized building, demolished to foundation level.
Description: Seemingly abandoned farm building construction, at foundation stage.
Description: eemingly abandoned one-off house construction, at foundation stage.
Description: Shed construction or similar. Some / all walls, no roof.
Description: Large shed-like construction. Foundations and frame in place, no walls / roof.
Description: Seemingly abandoned garage construction, at foundation stage.
Description: Two goalposts within the park
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with several houses at foundation stage.
Name: Weavers Lane
Description: Nearly complete estate of 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom houses.
Localized names: Weavers Lane
Description: Reinforced concrete bell tower. Above first floor level, it is open on the southeast and northwest faces. Originally formed the main entrance to the main church building, connecting to it with a corridor.
Name: Newton Heights
Description: Estate of mostly 1- and 2-storey, mostly terraced houses.
Localized names: Newton Heights
Description: Frame of industrial building. No walls or roof. Used for open-air storage.
Description: Construction abandoned. Foundations removed.
Description: Appears to be similar to a Nissen hut.
Description: Seemingly abandoned one-off house construction, at foundation stage. Reused as base for shed.
Description: Stone-built porte-cochère .
Description: Abandoned building site.
Name: County Borough of Londonderry
Description: City of Derry County Borough as defined by the Local Government (Ireland) Act 1898. Since 1973, it is no longer used for local government administration, but it is still used for Lord Lieutenancy as per the Northern Ireland (Lieutenancy) Order 1975.
Description: Nissen hut.
Description: Former gate lodge.
Description: Main roof overhang over south entrance.
Description: Main roof overhang over east entrance.
Description: Pyramidal, copper-clad spire, with roof light at the base and cross at the top.
Description: South porch. Centre section.
Description: South porch canopy. West section.
Description: South porch canopy. East section.
Description: Upstairs salon.
Description: Tank room.
Description: Canopy.
Description: Supermarket.
Description: Canopy over Ballyroan Community and Youth Centre entrance.
Description: only one corner still standing
Description: Plant room.
Description: Single-storey section of shopping cente.
Description: Entrance to upstairs salon.
Description: Bay window.
Description: Rear of east wing.
Description: East wing.
Description: Front of house.
Description: Rear of house.
Description: Rear entrance.
Description: Porch.
Description: Canopy over east entrance. North section.
Description: Canopy over east entrance. South section.
Description: Canopy over east entrance. Centre section.
Description: Opening section of roof for telescope.
Description: West chimney.
Description: Sacristy, vestry, etc.
Description: Flat-roofed extension.
Description: South chimney.
Description: East chimney.
Description: Main roof overhang over sacristy, vestry, etc.
Description: North porch canopy. West section.
Description: North porch canopy. East section.
Description: North porch. Centre section.
Description: Tabernacle, etc. area.
Description: cleared for archaeological survey March 2026 (source: survey)
Description: Former site of construction site offices.
Description: Unknown building. Possibly duplex apartments.
Description: Unknown building. Possibly apartments, shops or childcare.
Description: Tall part of building.
Description: Bund wall.
Name: Downpatrick DEA
Description: Local government District Electoral Area, for the purposes of elections to district councils, as defined by the District Electoral Areas (Northern Ireland) Order 2014.
Name: Derryboy ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Rowallane DEA
Description: Local government District Electoral Area, for the purposes of elections to district councils, as defined by the District Electoral Areas (Northern Ireland) Order 2014.
Description: Duplex-style apartments.
Name: James McCormack's Hooping Stone
Description: Hooping stone worked by blacksmith James McCormack, Water Street, Rostrevor 1800-1958
Localized names: An Cloch Brógacht
Description: Possible water pumphouse or well house.
Name: Little Harvard Hereford Park
Description: Not open yet
Description: Leacht, a type of grave marker often found in early Christian sites in Ireland
Description: Upper part of main building, below the plant room.
Description: First floor.
Description: First floor plant room.
Description: Curvy part at entrance.
Description: Ground floor.
Description: Plant room above main rooftop plant room.
Description: Rooftop plant room.
Description: Saint Brigid's Cross pattern on ground. Unknown material.
Name: AVC Build
Description: Professional Irish builder specializing in the design, manufacture, and installation of all types of canopies. We provide pergolas for residential gardens and commercial spaces, carports of all sizes, entrance canopies, and stairway covers. Free quotes.
Name: Liberties House
Description: Co-living style apartments aimed at students.
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with 50-60 houses at various stages of construction.
Description: Appears to be a stone-clad stub tower with a  steellattice mast on the roof. Large number of antennae.
Name: Platform 6
Description: Platforms 6&7 Were Originally Dublin Connolly Railway Station DART, And Were Till 1999 Before It Was Integrated With Connolly Station.
Name: Platform 7
Description: Platforms 6&7 Were Originally Dublin Connolly Railway Station DART, And Were Till 1999 Before It Was Integrated With Connolly Station.
Name: Buingea Bridge
Description: Former bridge over the Cork and Macroom Direct Railway before being sunk during the construction of the Carrigadrohid Reservoir. Currently undergoing preservation work though obviously will not return to use
Description: Main part of building. One-bed / studio units on the ground floor and duplex-style units above, with entrances on the first and third floors.
Name: Kilsarcon Church
Description: There is a Sheela-na-Gig in place over the south window.
Name: Seven Winds
Description: Housing estate with mix of 2- and 3-storey houses and apartments.
Localized names: Seven Winds
Description: Lower part of building.
Description: Main part of building.
Description: Penthouse level.
Description: Seemingly abandoned one-off building construction, at foundation stage.
Name: Ballyclog ED
Description: Feagh added according to 1901 census.
Description: former guard hut
Name: Articlave ED
Description: Called Articlare in 1901 census.
Name: Cloughjordan Dark Sky Bowl
Description: Dark Sky Observatory
Description: part of the booleying (transhumance) structure
Description: Possibly is / was a car mechanic.
Description: Unknown structure. Possible solar panels.
Description: Unknown structure. Limited shadow, so low to ground. Possible solar panels.
Description: Unknown structure. Limited shadow, so low to ground. Possible water tank.
Description: Possibly was a utility site.
Description: Mensa of a table tomb with an inscription in Gothic letters for Peter Butler and his wife Helena Grace.
Description: slab with an inscription in Roman capitals dedicated to Richard Grace
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with 4 nearly-complete semi-detached houses and the remains of 2 demolished semi-detached houses
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with 11 detached houses at foundation stage.
Name: Stephen Daly
Description: partially original tomb of Capuchin friar Stephen Daly who was born in Tisaran in 1575 and died in 1619
Name: Tisaran Church
Description: church rebuilt in modern times (late 20th century) which obscures original architecture
Description: The stage is closed off when there are no performances.
Localized names: no
Description: Overhang over public area.
Description: Private stage area.
Description: Performance area
Description: Cafe area
Name: Victoria ED
Description: incomplete
Name: Ballyhackamore ED
Description: added Ballymanagh from 1885 source
Name: County Borough of Belfast
Description: Befast County Borough as defined by the Local Government (Ireland) Act 1898. Since 1973, it is no longer used for local government administration, but it is still used for Lord Lieutenancy as per the Northern Ireland (Lieutenancy) Order 1975.
Localized names: Belfast City; Béal Feirste
Description: Appears to be glamping / chalet-style accommodation.
Name: The Mournes DEA
Description: Local government District Electoral Area, for the purposes of elections to district councils, as defined by the District Electoral Areas (Northern Ireland) Order 2014.
Name: Murlough ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Newry, Mourne and Down District Council
Description: One of the 11 so-called 'super councils' established in Northern Ireland in 2015. Boundary formally defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012.
Localized names: Newry, Mourne and Down District Council; Comhairle Ceantair an Iúir, Mhúrn agus an Dúin
Name: Tollymore ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Donard Ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Annalong ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Newcastle ED
Description: combination of Census 1901 and 1911, because there was a gap in the relation because of missing townlands
Description: Displayed valid permits only.
Description: Likely a stormwater tank.
Name: KeyWaste Collection Friday only
Description: Keywaste Collection Friday only
Name: KeyWaste Collection Thursday only
Description: KeyWaste Collection Thursday only
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with 3 terraces at foundation stage.
Description: Seemingly abandoned one-off building, at foundation stage.
Description: Accessible only during day when gate at the start of the forest is open
Name: Fintona ED
Description: Annaghmurnin not in 1911 census, looks uninhabited on British War Office map.
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with 20-30 houses and 2 commercial buildings at various stages of construction.
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with 2 houses at foundation stage.
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with ~14 nearly complete terraced houses.
Name: Emergency Department Annexe
Description: Emergency department reception / triage
Description: Ambulance set-down
Description: Refuse and beer keg storage used by nearby businesses
Description: Historical section of building preserved during construction of Bróga House
Name: Celtic Park and Gardens
Description: Theme park with authentic historic and modern Irish features.
Description: Demolished farm yard.
Description: Seemingly abandoned residential construction, at foundation stage. Previously built to first floor level, but demolished to ground level.
Description: Individual columbarium wall.
Name: Former Centrepoint Shopping Centre Site
Description: Former retail site.
Description: Former petrol station site.
Description: Recently cleared site, Derelict remains of one building.
Name: Deck Outline
Description: The physical footprint of the Titanic's upper deck is traced on the ground in white granite, with illuminated blue lines marking the exact positions of lifeboats, funnels, and benches
Description: Seemingly abandoned construction site with 10 nearly-complete terraced or semi-detached houses.
Name: Lieutenancy of County Londonderry
Description: County Londonderry as defined by the Local Government (Ireland) Act 1898. Since 1973, it is no longer used for local government administration, but it is still used for Lord Lieutenancy as per the Northern Ireland (Lieutenancy) Order 1975.
Description: Appears to be a partially-built building, in use as a surface car park.
Description: Block of duplex-style apartments.
Name: Cill
Description: This was a burial ground for unbaptised children
Description: Cillín used for the burial of unbaptised children
Name: Duck pond vista
Description: a popular place to sit to view the ducks and enjoy your afternoon lunch
Description: No parking area.
Description: Was Mrs Flemmings
Description: Seemingly abandoned construction site, returned to agriculture.
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of construction site, returned to agriculture.
Description: Overhang.
Description: Seemingly abandoned construction site, mostly returned to grassland.
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with ~17 houses at various stages of construction.
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate construction site with 18 nearly-complete semi-detached houses. Other buildings at foundation stage.
Description: Site was covered with hardcore. Now overgrown.
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with approximately 11 houses at various stages of construction.
Description: Seemingly abandoned section of housing estate with 10 houses at foundation stage.
Name: Tarbert Next Generation Power Station
Description: 300 MW OCGT power station, using Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) as fuel. To be converted to hydrogen fuel.
Name: Bracklone 110kV Substation
Description: Site of proposed Bracklone 110kV Substation. Nearly complete as of October 2025.
Name: Nippon Sanso
Description: Carbon dioxide (CO2) import facility.
Localized names: Nippon Gases was renamed to Nippon Sanso in 2026.