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| Code | Feature Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 101 | Aerial | A structure or device used to transmit or receive radio waves. This includes 'standard', microwave, satellite, or radar antennas and their support structure. |
| 109 | Apparatus | A scientific instrument. |
| 118 | Battery | A device for storing electrical energy. |
| 131 | Bollard | A short post on a quay or ship for securing a rope. |
| 135 | Building | A permanent walled and roofed construction or the ruin of such a construction. |
| 137 | Cabinet | An enclosure usually used for housing equipment. |
| 138 | Cable | An assembly of wires within or without a composite sheath. |
| 139 | Cable support | A supporting structure eg. for supporting cables and pipes. |
| 161 | Culvert | A tunnel-drain for water crossing underneath a road, canal or similar feature. |
| 177 | Feeder | A type of cable connecting outlying cables to the main communications system. |
| 178 | Fence | A mesh, railing, hedge, or the like for preventing free access to an area. |
| 180 | Fitting | A device, connected to a pipe or cable, whose function is usually related to the function of the network. This may be monitoring a gauge, or point of supply eg. a water tap. It includes such features as lighting poles. |
| 187 | Footing | A surface for standing on. |
| 192 | Gate | An opening in a fence or other enclosure, for the purpose of giving pedestrian or vehicular entry and exit, and capable of being closed with a barrier. |
| 194 | Generator | A device for generating electrical energy. |
| 200 | Guy | A cable, rope or chain used to secure tall vertical structures such as masts or poles. |
| 206 | Hydrant | An external point for accessing the contents of a pipe. |
| 226 | Junction | Joining; joint, meeting-place. Joining of two or more pipes, cables or channels. |
| 242 | Mast | An upright post or lattice-work structure for supporting radio antennas or similar features. Usually supported by guys. (Non directional beacons are stored under beacons) |
| 244 | Mooring | A buoy secured to the bottom by permanent moorings with means for mooring a vessel by use of its anchor chain or mooring lines. |
| 247 | Navigation guide | A structure or object on land or water that does not emit a signal and is used for marine vessel navigation |
| 251 | Pad | A levelled ground surface. |
| 257 | Pipe | A line of pipe connected to valves and other control devices, for conducting fluids, gases, or finely divided solids |
| 258 | Pit | A small covered hole generally to give access to communication and electrical networks. |
| 260 | Pole | A tall, slender and rounded length of wood or metal, generally vertical, used to give structural support for utility features such as the electrical fittings and cables. May or may not be supported by guys. |
| 262 | Pontoon | A floating structure, usually rectangular in shape which serves as landing, pier head or bridge support. |
| 263 | Pool | A man-made area for holding water for a specific purpose such as swimming |
| 264 | Post | A stout piece of timber or metal of considerable length placed vertically as support in building. |
| 268 | Pump | A machine that draws a fluid into itself through an entrance port and forces the fluid out through an exhaust port. |
| 270 | Rack | A framework with rails, bars, pegs, or shelves, for keeping or placing articles on or in. |
| 271 | Radome | A dome or covering, protecting communications equipment eg. a radar installation. |
| 272 | Ramp | An inclined platform joining two levels of ground eg. between two landings at different levels. |
| 275 | Repeater | A device for automatic re-transmission or amplification of electrically transmitted messages eg. radio waves. |
| 287 | Safety rail | A horizontal or inclined bar or continuous series of bars used as protection against contact or falling over, or for a similar purpose. |
| 302 | Sign | A plate or a label carrying important textual or graphical information. |
| 311 | Stair | A set of steps |
| 228 | Stair Landing | A platform between two flights of stairs, or at the top or bottom of a flight. |
| 317 | Sump | A pit or well for the reception of superfluous water. |
| 256 | Support Pillar | A slender upright structure serving as architectural support. |
| 318 | Tank | Large metal, wooden, glass etc., vessel for liquid, gas, etc. |
| 328 | Tower | A self supporting construction supported by feet. It has latticed uprights and has no guys. |
| 329 | Transformer | A device for increasing or decreasing the voltage of electrical current flowing through an electrical cable. |
| 335 | Utility hole | A covered hole giving bodily access to a pipe network. |
| 336 | Utility wall | A solid upright barrier or the like for preventing free access to an area. |
| 337 | Valve | Automatic or other device for controlling passage of liquid or gas or the like through pipe etc. |
| 342 | Walkway | A construction for pedestrian usage |
| 348 | Wharf | A structure serving as a berthing place for vessels. |