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<includeonly>{{#expr: {{OGF_count_sub | count = {{{count|}}} | type = node | area = {{{area|}}} | search1 = {{{search1|}}} | search2 = {{{search2|}}} }} + {{OGF_count_sub | count = {{{count|}}} | type = way | area = {{{area|}}} | search1 = {{{search1|}}} | search2 = {{{search2|}}} }} + {{OGF_count_sub | count = {{{count|}}} | type = relation | area = {{{area|}}} | search1 = {{{search1|}}} | search2 = {{{search2|}}} }} }}</includeonly><noinclude>

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=Description=
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 500px;"
|To '''calculate a reasonable number of inhabitants''' in a town, city or country might be a difficult task. To legitimate a large number of inhabitants and to circumvent aforementioned difficulties the population can be counted based on mapping.

It is quite easy to do so:<br>
:1. Add the [[Main_Page|OpenGeofiction]]-specific tag "ogf_count:residents=..." with a reasonable number (each number is allowed) to each residential building/block of buildings.
:2. Use the "OGF count"-template with "count=residents" to request the population.
:3. Additionally, you can add "area=..." to request the population in a specific area and "search1=..." and "search2=..." to refine the request to key/value combinations.
:4. Enjoy!
|}

=Usage=
<pre>{{OGF_count
| count = name of counter {residents, employees, gross value added, passengers, ...}
| area = area where to search
| search1 = search for additional tag with key/value
| search2 = search for additional tag with key/value
}}</pre>



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