Awesome! We’ve filtered our data to only show trees!
If you notice on the text editor on the right, [natural=tree] is placed on the 2nd line. Overpass Turbo allows you to add indentation and extra lines as you see fit, so feel free to make ample use of them to make your queries more readable! Note however, that the semicolon is also placed in the second line to tell Overpass that statement is finished. Think of it as Overpass’ period.
Anyway, we successfully filtered the data to only request for trees. However, we still have a problem. While “Bob” told us he is at a tree, there are THREE trees in the area!
“Hello! Hello! Query Writer” says Bob.
Bob: “It seems that we are in quite a predicament here. I’m not sure how I can help, but I do know that I’m next to the tallest tree in the area.”
Woah, Bob just talked to us, and he mentions being next to the tallest tree! If you notice from the tree nodes, they are also tagged by their height! You can use these to further filter your data!
[natural=tree]. Remember to put the second filter before the semicolon!