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Overpass API now offers its full expressive power within a single HTTP GET request. These statements and their syntax are described in more details below. The following simple query can for instance generate a flow of data containing all the nodes in a given bounding box, and print it: The basic semantics of Overpass API is that flows of OSM data (nodes, ways.) are generated and modified by statements, which are executed one after another. For this purpose, it has two specifically crafted query languages: Overpass XML, and Overpass QL. Overpass API allows you to query for OSM data by your own search criteria. 11.2 Resource management options (osm-script).11.1 Choose file format ( output='json', ).10.4.1 Geometry attribute ( center, center).10.3 Limit attribute to limit elements ( limit, n).10.2 Order attribute for faster results ( quadtile, qt).9.1 'around' - finding something near something else.8.1.4 Recursing up and down: Completed ways and relations.7.2 The default set '_' and recalling the default set '._'.

7.1 Combining results with the union operator.7 The union operator: combining results and forming sets.5 Usage examples: Simple queries for tags and bounding boxes.4.2 Retrieving all nodes within a bounding box.4 Usage examples: All data in a bounding box.2.6 Special clauses ('special filters').2.5 Recursion clauses ('recursion filters').2.3 Bounding box clauses ('bbox query', 'bounding box filter').2.2 Tag request clauses (or 'tag filters').

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