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If your forest landuse way comes along with a "name" tag you could in fact find amenity=bench elements as a corresponding area exists. In the following example we look for...

@tyrasd: Thanks, that makes sense! So the query should look like this: ``` is_in(49.4579766, 6.9936652)->.all_areas; area.all_areas[landuse=forest]->.forest; (way(pivot.forest);>;node(area.forest)[highway=emergency_access_point];);out meta; ```

Reading this ticket 10 months later, I realized that I somehow missed the point with this area id thing. What @jotpe was really looking for was a mechanism to use...

Back to the help.openstreetmap.org post I quoted above, I think it would make most sense to accept 1..n ways in the inputset, which are then put together as 1 (or...

First prototype is available now in my [branch](https://github.com/mmd-osm/Overpass-API/tree/patch_issue_77). Example 1: This example checks for amenity=bench in residential areas without name (no corresponding area object exists in this case): ``` C...

Check: - http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/173174/query-school-elements-using-overpass-turbo - https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/47548/overpass-ql-return-all-parks-with-playgrounds-within-polygon `(poly:...)` is not flexible enough, as it doesn't support the whole `is_in` and `(area._)` story. We probably need for a more generic Ad-Hoc Area creation...

New attempt, this time using the original area creation logic: * http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/FaP * https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/FaQ (Example 4 above: Misuse of barrier=line on leisure=pitch) * https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/Fbi (show all amenity=bench in unnamed residential...

The query runs on a development server that may be unavailable from time to time. As long as this feature isn't deployed to one of the production machines and publicly...

* https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/356973/overpass-api-query-points-not-inside-polygons/357054

This issue can be closed now, solved in 0.7.57: https://dev.overpass-api.de/blog/way_based_areas.html