User:BubbaJuice/Heath vs. Scrub

Scrub - Shrubs, bushes, and/or stunted trees.

Heath - Low lying shrubs and bushes, especially if they are spread out.

Wood - An area of prominently trees.

Type	Image	Explanation
Scrub		Dense waist-high shrubs/bushes.
Heath		Low lying woody with woody plants from the Ericaceae family. This may look like grassland but the wood makes it heath. This in the traditional sense and in OSM is heath but OSM has adopted a different definition.
Scrub		Dense waist-high shrubs/bushes.
Heath		Spread out low lying shrubs.
Scrub		Spread out waist-high shrubs.
Scrub		Medium sized bushes with taller trees.
Scrub		Waist high bushes and cacti in combination with smaller trees.
Difficult: Multiple		Dense eye-level scrub with some small sections of dense scrub in the background but mostly heath because of how spread out the individual bushes are.
Difficult		Heath with spread out trees and cactus.
Multiple		Heath in the foreground to wood in the middle-ground and in-between the two is scrub. Drawing the dividing line between the three requires interpreting their heights and cross referencing them with pictures from here if you are not sure.
Wood		In this difficult scenario we have a wood canopy over some dense scrub.
Wood		This not as difficult scenario we have clearly prominently trees of a decent height.