NoeFlandre/osm-polygon-description-tag huggingface dataset:
Name: Clermont & Anglesey Mountain ASSI
Description: The area is of special scientific interest because of its heathland vegetation, in addition to its associated plant and animal species.  Complex patterns of dry and wet heath with associated habitats form a mosaic of vegetation within a varied topography.
Description: Modern cairn of slate from abandoned mines nearby.
Description: Brownish grey milk churn stand. No milk churns stand on top. The building it belonged to is/was likely across the street on the northern side.
Description: Seemingly abandoned construction. Some / all walls, no roof.
Description: Farmyard glamping.
Description: Southwest block.
Description: Northwest block.
Description: Southeast block.
Description: Northeast block.
Description: Central block.
Description: Southeast link.
Description: Southwest link.
Description: Northwest link.
Description: Northeast link.
Description: Parking at surface level underneath Courthouse building.
Description: Slightly overgrown with grass.
Description: New building, double height, possible hall.
Description: Older building, likely porch.
Description: Possible chapel.
Description: Modified part of old building, single height.
Description: New building, single height.
Description: New building, single height. Likely corridor.
Name: The Bronte Birthplace Cottage
Description: Birthplace cottage of Patrick Brontë
Description: Redish brown brick milk churn stand with thin concrete slabs on the top and steps. Top of stand is just below top layer of wall behind.
Description: Set-down only.
Name: Hamilton Building
Description: Research & Development
Localized names: Hamilton Building; Foirgneamh Hamilton
Name: Hilltown ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Crotlieve 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: Pitch & putt
Description: Wheelwash Ecobath: drive-through wheel wash system
Name: Loughaveely ASSI
Description: 'The main scientific interest at 
Loughaveely ASSI is the fen vegetation.'
Name: Tullyard ASSI
Description: 'ullyard Area of Special Scientific  Interest (ASS!) is special because of  its species-rich hay meadows.'
Name: Lurgan Lough ASSI
Description: 'The fen vegetation at Lurgan Lough is  one of the most important wetland  habitats in South Armagh for  invertebrates. It supports a number of  rare species of water beetles, ground  beetles and spiders.'
Name: Parkminster
Description: Cream-coloured piers. This is not Greenpark. There is no shared access with Greenpark.
Name: Corner of Sharman Crawford Street
Description: Hardware store demolished between 2017 and 2019. Subject of two rejected planning permission applications and referred to as the tagged name in one. Used as the location of temporary offices while Bróga House was constructed as visible in some imagery
Description: Road-side garden/shrubbery. Small shrubs, heath, a few grasses and flowering plants.
Name: Biocore Environmental AD1
Description: Anaerobic digestion plant, with electricity generators.
Description: Set Down Only
Description: Set down parking
Description: Encompasses residential buildings with an official street address on Connaught Avenue. The signs for this name are street signs rather than designating a housing estate so this area should remain unnamed
Description: Grasses, shrubs, some flowering plants.
Name: Cloonascragh Fort
Description: Childrens graveyard now only visible from aerial imagery or on old maps
Name: Cloonmore Fort
Description: Childrens graveyard now only visible from aerial imagery or on old maps
Description: Horse and dog watering trough built by Colles family, now filled with gravel and disused. It is being reused as flower pot.
Description: Large grasses
Description: Mainly flowering plants.
Description: Tall grasses.
Description: Shrubs.
Description: Rooftop dining terrace for the bar. Has sports on big screen.
Description: Retractable sun shade screen. Can cover remaining terrace area.
Name: Cunningham's Pub (The Hideout)
Description: Fee seems to be charged only if you ask for it. We payed 10€ per Person as we asked how much we have to pay.
Name: Rainbow Hostel Dingle
Description: Facilities of Hostel also available to campsite customers
Description: Pay & Display
Description: Former mill pond.
Name: Millar's Close Cottages
Description: Self-catering B&B.
Description: Overhang above spillway. Added after original construction of dam.
Description: Hotel coach parking only
Description: Unmarked area of flowering plants part of grass field.
Description: Construction Fence
Description: Infant Burial Ground no long visible, but identified through old maps (GSGS 3906)
Description: gore bush
Description: private cemetery for the Power family
Description: Prefabricated housing for gas substation equipment.
Description: very overgrown area of the old church
Name: Warrenpoint ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Burren ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: Glazed atrium.
Description: There were 2 buildings here at one point but they have been entirely in ruins for decades. The scrub area to the rear was once used as gardens for surrounding houses but as of now it is entirely disused
Description: Shop parking
Description: effigial grave of a knight
Description: Rock filled-dam with asphalt lining.
Name: Kilcrea Castle
Description: Built by Cormac Laidir MacCarthy, 9th Lord of Muskerry. 2 major structures remain today: The main castle and the southeast tower. The castle retains interior floors and stairs to the battlements. The moat is visible and is the source of this outline
Localized names: Caisleán Chill Chré
Name: Lough Nahanagan
Description: Natural corrie lake that has been altered, so as to act as the lower reservoir for the power station.
Localized names: Lough Nahanagan; Loch na hOnchon
Name: Drumalane ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Ballybot ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Ballyward ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Slieve Croob 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: chancel
Description: crossing tower
Description: Attenuation
Description: Former gravel pit.
Description: One milk churn stands on top.
Name: Fathom ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Ballybot ED
Description: Lisdrumgullion and Lisdrumliska possibly part of another ED.
Name: Newry 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: Infant Burial Ground identified on GSGS 3906 maps
Description: The remains of a round tower with, unusually, a square base.
Name: Baltic Together
Description: Mid-Ulster Lithuanian Community
Description: Is the ruins of a lime kiln
Description: Three-stepped bench around Fleadh Cheoil Harp artwork.
Description: Former site of Brooks Haughton timber yard. Owned by University College Cork and planning permission was granted for the development of a new CUBS building but UCC has since cancelled these plans
Description: Building demolished between 2011 and 2014 by Loftus Demolition
Description: Concrete milk churn stand. One corner seems to have been repaired with bricks at some point.
Name: Lough Sheever EV Hub
Description: Primarily an EV charging hub, with very limited facilities otherwise.
Name: Houston Hall
Description: Business
Name: Áras Ó Cearbhaill
Description: Kilkenny GAA County Board offices.
Description: Extension to office building.
Description: Extension to grandstand building.
Description: Kids Playground
Description: Apartment Parking
Description: Submerged islet
Description: Service area.
Name: Derrygreenagh Power
Description: Gas-fired 570 MW CCGT & 140 MW OCGT power plant.
Name: Derrygreenagh Substation
Description: 220 kV AIS and GIS substation to connect Derrygreenagh Power to the Oldstreet-Woodland 400 kV at a new substation at Coole.
Name: Proposed Coole 400 kV Substation
Description: 400 kV substation to connect Derrygreenagh Power to the Oldstreet-Woodland 400 kV.
Name: Proposed Kentstown OCGT
Description: Gas-fired 180 MW OCGT power plant. 3 generators. Fuel tanks. AGI. Meath County Council planning reference 2460842.
Name: Proposed Kentstown 220 kV Substation
Description: Proposed 220 kV GIS substation to connect Kentstown OCGT to the Woodland - Louth 220kV.
Name: Proposed Tynagh North AGI
Description: Proposed AGI to connect Craughwell - Ories to Tynagh pipeline to proposed Tynagh North OCGT. There are proposals for two power projects, only one likely to be proceed. This is the 350 MW project. An Coimisiún Pleanála case reference PA07.317810.
Name: Proposed Tynagh North OCGT
Description: Proposed gas-fired 350 MW OCGT power plant. There are proposals for two power projects, only one likely to be proceed. This is the 350 MW project. An Coimisiún Pleanála case reference PA07.317810.
Name: Proposed Tynagh Substation
Description: Proposed 220 kV AIS substation to connect Proposed Tynagh North OCGT to Tynagh 220kV Substation. There are proposals for two power projects, only one likely to be proceed. This is the 350 MW project.  An Coimisiún Pleanála case reference PA07.317810.
Name: Proposed OCGT Development
Description: Proposed gas-fired 299 MW OCGT power plant. There are proposals for two power projects, only one likely to be proceed. This is the 299 MW project. Galway County Council planning application 212192.
Name: Proposed Tynagh Substation
Description: Proposed client-side 220 kV AIS substation to connect 'Proposed OCGT Development' to the Tynagh 220kV Substation. There are proposals for two power projects, only one likely to be proceed. This is the 299 MW project. Galway County Council planning applica
Name: Proposed Tynagh North AGI
Description: Proposed AGI to connect Craughwell - Ories to Tynagh pipeline to 'Proposed OCGT Development'. There are proposals for two power projects, only one likely to be proceed. This is the 299 MW project. Galway County Council planning application 212192.
Name: Clogrennane Wood
Description: beech, spruce, larch and oak
Description: First ring of hillfort
Description: Second ring of hillfort
Name: Leaba Dhiarmada agus Ghráinne
Description: Wedge Gallery Grave
Localized names: Dermot & Grania's Bed; Leaba Dhiarmada agus Ghráinne
Description: Grass covered mound of stones.
Name: Altamont House and Gardens
Description: Large old world garden, Robinsonian in style with a strong emphasis on the informal tradition of combining its plant collection within the natural landscape of its environment.
Description: Temporary car park / construction storage area.
Name: Proposed Central Dublin Substation
Description: Proposal for large electrical substation. 220 kV GIS Building (3 external transformers), 110 kV GIS Building
Description: A small parking space, often used by delivery vans.
Description: looks like a chamber with a large stone marking it to the North end
Name: Proposed Aghada Flexgen
Description: Proposed OCGT peaking plant, 55-75 MW.
Name: Proposed Cashla Peaker Plant
Description: Proposed gas-fired OCGT peaking plant.
Name: Proposed Aghada OCGT Power Plant
Description: 299 MW OCGT power plant. Granted planning permission 2023: https://planning.corkcoco.ie/ePlan/AppFileRefDetails/235104/0
Name: ESB Hydrogen Production Demonstration Project
Description: Proposed hydrogen manufacturing plant.
Name: Proposed Coolpowra FlexGen
Description: Proposed very large, peaking plant, with three 385 MW gas-fired OCGT units, a 400 MW synchronous condenser and a 400 MW Long Duration Energy Storage.
Description: Flowering plants.
Description: Three planters stacked on top of each other.
Description: Small flowering shrubs and plants.
Description: classified as a booleying site by Caimin O'Brien in email to b-unicycling
Name: Cathedral ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: On top of tower.
Description: Suspected Atlantic / temperate rainforest
Name: Pembroke 38 kV Substation (New)
Description: New, 2-storey, 38 kV GIS substation. Unclear if existing substation is completely replaced yet. Proposed to be expanded in future.
Name: Crossgar and Killyleagh ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Raholp ED
Description: Gore's Island only in 1901 Census
Description: Lime kiln with triangular opening
Name: Park-an-imerish
Description: Field where according to legend Brian Boru's brother, Mahon was killed.
Name: Tullynakill ED
Description: includes Island Rainey from 1901 census
Name: Portaferry ED
Description: Not Ards Upper in 1901 census.There is an entry for Portaferry > https://archive.org/details/op1254513-1001/page/n859/mode/2up
Name: Clay pigeon shooting.
Description: Not in use at time of recording. 2025
Name: Park & Bark
Description: Thoughtfully designed for both dogs and their owners, the park features a fully enclosed area for safe play, giving peace of mind while pets burn off energy. It even includes a purpose-built obstacle course to keep dogs active and entertained, trees for s
Name: Platin Power Station
Description: 170-190 MW OCGT power station, using Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) or methane as fuel. Siemens Energy SGT-800 turbines. To be converted to hydrogen fuel. 20 kV and 110 kV substations (ABP-303678-19). 110 kV power line to be diverted. Gas AGI.
Description: Projecting from the end of the concrete wall with metal rim on the street facing side on the stand and the one step leading up to it.
Name: J.B. Burke's
Description: Guest accomodation
Description: Chamfered corner
Description: Mill stone reused as binding stone, mentioned in the Schools' Collection. It might have come from the flour mill Southeast marked on early OS maps.
Description: Moved into the former pound site from the former forge site; the forge is demolished.
Name: Dublin Coach Big Green Bus Bus Shelter
Description: Dublin Coach - The Big Green Bus Dublin Airport Bus Stop from Portlaoise via The Red Cow (Luas) stop.
Description: Low, wide square brick platform.
Description: Red donkey cart. Three milk churns of various sizes and a dog stand on top.
Description: Milk churn laying horizontal with milk flowing out of it. Cat standing next to it lapping the milk.
Description: thin layer of vegetation, stone paving underneath
Description: Grass with dispersed shrubs.
Description: Reused millstone used as a binding stone by the blacksmith with another stone base immediately to the North for a contraption probably for bending the iron rim, rim-width depression on the stone.
Description: Large D-shaped stone. Supported by flat-cut stones embedded in the ground. Large semi-circular, vertical hole on southern side. Flat-cut top with shallow, water-filled circular hole on northeastern side.
Description: Shoeing stone, embedded in the ground within a hole in the asphalt road surface.
Description: Belonging to smithy, which is now demolished.
Description: Embedded in sidewalk.
Description: Embedded in surface in front of entrance.
Description: diameter of centre hole is 0.3
Name: KeyWaste Collection Tuesday only
Description: Keywaste Collection Tuesday only
Name: KeyWaste Collection Wednesday only
Description: KeyWaste Collection Wednesday only
Description: Customer parking only. No parking after shop closure.
Description: labelled "Pagan Tomb" on the 2nd edition OS map
Description: Possible circular enclosure
Description: Disused millstone, in 2025 decorated with a flower planter on the centre.
Name: Dublin
Description: Largest city in and capital of Ireland.
Localized names: Dulenn; Dublin; Dublín; Dublin; Dublin; Baile Átha Cliath; Baile Àtha Cliath; Divlyn; Tapurini; Dublin; Даблин
Name: Learn2Cycle
Description: Paved area with traffic school for novice cyclists. Used for temporary ice rink in winter.
Description: Site of former RAF Long Kesh (1940s), Long Kesh Detention Centre (1970s), HM Prison Maze (1970s-2000) and the so-called 'Silver City' British Army camp (1970s-2000).
Name: Batter Lane 110 kV Substation
Description: Appears to be a permanent 110 kV substation under construction with a temporary 38 kV substation in position.
Name: Highbank Orchard Tennis Court
Description: Is currently covered in moss and not being used
Description: On road.
Description: Consists solely of grasses.
Name: Lunderstown Green Energy Grass to Gas
Description: https://www.rte.ie/news/regional/2025/1124/1545470-grass-to-gas/
Name: Ardagh Demesne
Description: Old house dating to the 1800s. This used to be part of the fort of Longford
Name: Farmer Shed
Description: Designed to maintain the beehives and to extract honey
Name: Hellsgate island
Description: A island that appears at low tide but doesn't at high tide.
The island can be found at the wiki page.
Name: Cuan an Rois, Ros na gCloch
Description: New Development
Description: Various shrubs.
Description: Flowering shrubs, grasses and heather.
Description: Flowering shrubs
Name: Church Hill ED
Description: Aghamore is in 1901 census , 0 pop and 0 houses) (Aghamore not in 1911 census, but included to not leave encalve.)
Name: Lowtherstown or Irvinestown ED
Description: Tullynagarn and Druminshinardagh not in 1911 census, but included so to not leave an enclave.
Description: possible find site of Roman burial urn, fiole and mirror, ergo possible Roman burial site
Description: domestic part of the building, but no fireplace and only window opes in the SE wall
Description: no windows and no gables, possibly used to store something
Description: single-storey former dwelling with nicely cut stones, probably recycled from a more historic building
Description: Millstone set into the footpath adjacent to the former Dominican Abbey who owned and controlled many of the mills. Not known whether it doubled as a binding stone/ tyring platform.
Name: Baile na Móna
Description: Housing estate with 1, 2, 3, and 4-bed  duplexes, semi-detached and terraced units. Some apartments.
Name: Milltown ED
Description: Tullanaglare not in 1911 census, but included to not leave an enclave (You were correct , see here, @Boggedy. > https://archive.org/details/op1254784-1001/page/892/mode/2up )
Description: One of three coffin rests at this cross roads which gives the spot the name "The Monuments". Originally probably cairns, but now cemented in place.
Description: Disused construction area.
Description: Tank room or similar.
Description: show house
Name: Clanrye Fold, Newry
Description: Sheltered housing.
Description: Abandoned construction site.
Name: Slieve Gullion Getaways
Description: Glamping, cottages and motorhome aire.
Description: Possibly an abandoned construction site that is being rebuilt.
Description: Possibly an abandoned construction site that is being rebuilt, with this section not being reused.
Name: Fermanagh and Omagh District
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: Fermanagh and Omagh District; Ceantair Fhear Manach agus na hOmai
Name: Bessbrook ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Name: Whitecross ward
Description: Local government ward as defined by the Local Government (Boundaries) Order (Northern Ireland) 2012
Description: Half shrubbery, other half other plants.
Description: Sometimes used as unmarked parking.
Description: Chamfered corner.
Description: Building overhang.
Description: Building overhang
Name: Gnangara
Description: Nursing home with shelter living.
Description: Seemingly abandoned housing estate with 20-25 houses at various stages of construction.
Description: Seemingly disused / abandoned section of housing estate site with 4 detached houses at foundation stage.
Description: Seemingly abandoned construction, at foundation stage.
Description: circular cropmark
Name: Former Wash House
Description: Former public laundry and bathhouse.
Description: Circular stone feature of unknown origin
Name: Cúilín an Tighe
Description: Can be interpreted as the field behind the house
Name: Páircín an Tighe
Description: Can be interpreted as the small field beside the house
Description: circular enclosure, might be part of a larger site
Description: Has a computer inside with two other instruments.
Description: Derelict / demolished farm buildings with recent, seemingly abandoned house foundations.
Description: Seemingly abandoned industrial construction. Most of frame complete, some roof complete.
Description: Permanently closed hospital site.
Description: In situ outside old forge building; memorial stone nearby.
Description: buttress, presumably to hold the West gable
Description: construction worker parking area
Description: Seemingly abandoned house foundations.
Description: Seemingly abandoned house construction. Some / all walls, no roof.
Description: Closed for dumping, appears to be undergoing remediation.
Description: Hurling wall.
Name: River Faughan Water Pumping Station
Description: Pumping station for sending raw water to Carmoney Water Treatment Works: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/682630082/
Name: Cúilín an Tobair
Description: Can be interpreted as the small field with the well
Name: Leath hAcra Coinnlín
Description: Can possibly be interpreted as the half acre of stubble/withered grass
Name: The Clais
Description: Can be interpreted as a patch of land between rock
Name: The Leaca
Description: Can be interpreted as the slope
Name: Poll on Bháis
Description: Can be interpreted as the hole of death (a family died there during the famine)
Name: Strule River Pumping Station
Description: Raw water pumping station from Strule river to Derg Water Treatment Works: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/1474804653/
Description: Seemingly abandoned one-off house construction. Some / all walls, no roof built previously and then demolished to ground level.
Name: Breffni Mews
Description: Behind houses on Breffni Terrace and Road; Entrances on Elton Court.