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1. www.openstreetmap.orgOpenStreetMap

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   Welcome to OpenStreetMap! OpenStreetMap is a map of the world, created by people like you and free to use under an open license. Hosting is supported by Fastly, OSMF corporate members, and other partners. Learn More Start Mapping. Only the Standard, Cycle Map and Transport layers can be exported as an image. 500 km.

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     Export - OpenStreetMap

   • About

     OpenStreetMap's community is diverse, passionate, and...

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     OpenStreetMap is the free wiki world map. OpenStreetMap has...

   • Directions

     Directions - OpenStreetMap

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     Edit - OpenStreetMap

   • History

     History - OpenStreetMap

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     Unlike other maps, OpenStreetMap is completely created by...

   • Communities

     People from all over the world contribute to or use...

2. help.openstreetmap.org › questions › 10687can't log in - OSM Help - OpenStreetMap

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   3. If you're having trouble with your account you should contact webmaster@ openstreetmap.org for assistance. Make sure you indicate the email address you used when you signed up. I registered (using OpenID) for an account at openstreetmap.org and I did not get any errors, but I never received a "welcome" email.

3. www.openstreetmap.org › user › newSign Up - OpenStreetMap

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   Unlike other maps, OpenStreetMap is completely created by people like you, and it's free for anyone to fix, update, download and use. Sign up to get started contributing. Email Your address is not displayed publicly, see our privacy policy for more information.

4. learnosm.org › en › beginnerGetting started on OpenStreetMap.org - LearnOSM

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   • Visit The OpenStreetMap Website
   • Navigate The Map
   • View Different Map Styles
   • Create An OpenStreetMap Account
   • Adding Your First Points
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   Open your web browser.

   In the address bar at the top of the window, enter the following and press Enter:www.openstreetmap.org

   When the page has finished loading, you should see something like this:

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   The main thing you should see is the map. Move the map by clicking on it with your left mouse button, holding the button down, and dragging your mouse around (see figure below).

   If you have a mouse with a scroll-wheel, zoom in and out on the map by turning the wheel. If you don’t have a scroll-wheel, use the + and – buttons on the upper right corner of the map. (see figure...

   To search for a place, left-click in the box labelled “Search” on the left side of the page (see figure above). Type in the name of your town or village and press Enter. A window should appear to t...

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   OpenStreetMap contains geographic data from all over the world. Although it is a single database, the data can be interpreted and styled in different ways. To see this in action, let’s look at various map “styles” available on the OSM website. 1. Click on the Layers button on the right side of the map window. 2. Click on the different style options...

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   Now that you have seen what the main website looks like, you can register for a username and password and make your first additions to the map.

   On the OpenStreetMap website, click “sign up” in the top right corner of the page.

   You should see a new page that looks like this:

   There are five boxes on this page that you need to fill in to register an account with OSM.

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   Now that you are logged in with your username on the OpenStreetMap website, you can use the iD editor to add your first point to the map.

   Move the map to a place that you know very well, such as your town or neighborhood. A good idea is to ensure your home (or your neighbour’s home) and workplace are drawn and given the correct address.

   Zoom in to a place where you would like to add a point to the map (perhaps a restaurant or grocery store near you isn’t yet mapped).

   Just above the map on the left, there is a tab named “Edit” with a small triangle besides it. Click the small triangle. You should see a menu drop down.

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   Congratulations! If all went well you now have an OpenStreetMap username and password, you know how to navigate the OSM website, and you have your first understanding of how to add points to the map.

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5. wiki.openstreetmap.org › wiki › OpenStreetMap_accountOpenStreetMap account - OpenStreetMap Wiki

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   Jul 6, 2024 · OpenStreetMap account - Other languages. An OpenStreetMap Account allows you to begin edit the map data to make contributions to the map. It also allows you to upload new GPS data. It is a separate system from the wiki editing accounts (unfortunately). See Accounts for an overview of all account types in the OSM ecosystem.

6. wiki.openstreetmap.org › accountsAccounts - OpenStreetMap Wiki

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   If you want to edit maps, create an OSM account. If you want to edit the wiki, create a wiki account; OpenStreetMap account Main article: OpenStreetMap account. This is the main account used by the project, create an OSM account. It can be used for: OpenStreetMap working data (nodes, ways, relations)

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   What is an OpenStreetMap account?

   • An OpenStreetMap Account allows you to begin edit the map data to make contributions to the map. It also allows you to upload new GPS data. It is a separate system from the wiki editing accounts (unfortunately). See Accounts for an overview of all account types in the OSM ecosystem. Fill in your email address.

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   How do I register an account with OpenStreetMap?

   • There are five boxes on this page that you need to fill in to register an account with OSM. Enter your email address in the first two boxes. You should enter the same email address in both boxes. Later, you will need to open your email to confirm your account with OpenStreetMap.

   Getting started on OpenStreetMap.org - LearnOSM

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   Is OpenStreetMap free?

   • Free and editable. Unlike other maps, OpenStreetMap is completely created by people like you, and it's free for anyone to fix, update, download and use. Sign up to get started contributing. Email Your address is not displayed publicly, see our privacy policy for more information. Display Name Your publicly displayed username.

   Sign Up - OpenStreetMap

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   Does OpenStreetMap require a real name?

   • We also have different accounts for some other systems related to OpenStreetMap: See Accounts for details. OpenStreetMap neither requires you to use your real name, nor to stick to one account. You are free to use your real name as your account name, and many mappers do, but you can also choose any pseudonym you like.

   OpenStreetMap account - OpenStreetMap Wiki

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   How does OpenStreetMap work?

   • OpenStreetMap contains geographic data from all over the world. Although it is a single database, the data can be interpreted and styled in different ways. To see this in action, let’s look at various map “styles” available on the OSM website. Click on the Layers button on the right side of the map window.

   Getting started on OpenStreetMap.org - LearnOSM

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   How do I sign up to contribute to OpenStreetMap?

   • Click 'Sign up' On the next page you are presented with the " Contributor Terms ". This contributor agreement is made between you and The OpenStreetMap Foundation. It clarifies the intellectual property rights in any map data you contribute. If you live in France or Italy, select these options in the top picker.

   OpenStreetMap account - OpenStreetMap Wiki

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8. wiki.openstreetmap.org › wiki › OpenIDOpenID - OpenStreetMap Wiki

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   Oct 31, 2024 · OpenID (Wikipedia) is an open, decentralized standard for authenticating users which can be used for access control, allowing users to log in to different services, e.g. OpenStreetMap, with the same digital identity. OpenID is an optional, additional way to log-in to the OpenStreetMap website. When using OpenID, you will still need a normal ...