Natural (unmanaged):

  • Wood (natural=wood): Unmanaged land covered by trees
  • Scrub (natural=scrub): Land covered by uncultivated shrubs, bushes, or stunted trees of medium height. Note difference from natural=shrub, which is for single plants
  • Heath (natural=heath): Characterized by open, low-growing woody vegetation, e.g. sagebrush or heather
  • Meadow (landuse=meadow): Land primarily covered by grass and other non-woody plants, mainly used for hay or grazing.
    • See subtag meadow=
      • =agricultural: Hay
      • =pasture: Grazing
      • =paddock: animals are kept here
      • =wildflower: primarily a conservation habitat than production of grass.
  • Grassland (natural=grassland): Land dominated by grass and other non-woody plants which is left to be wild
  • Tundra

Artificial (managed):

  • Forest (landuse=forest): Managed land covered by trees
  • Shrubbery (natural=shrubbery): Manicured/maintained shrubs
  • Grass (landuse=grass): Mowed grass
  • Farmland (landuse=farmland): crops. See additional tag:
    • crop=: grass, hay, alfalfa, etc.