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- OpenStreetMap on GitHub
OpenStreetMap. provides map data for thousands of websites, mobile apps, and hardware devices. OpenStreetMap is built by a community of mappers that contribute and maintain data about roads, trails, cafés, railway stations, and much more, all over the world.
OpenStreetMap is the largest community-created geospatial project of all time. Software in this organization is for. users to process OpenStreetMap data for their own use, editors for editing OpenStreetMap data, and; running the OpenStreetMap infrastructure. There's thousands of OpenStreetMap-related repositories on GitHub.
- Overview
- Editors
- Tools
- Changeset Tools
- Tasking Managers
- Maps
- Libraries
- Public APIs
- Miscellaneous
OpenStreetMap is an open map being used by millions of devices and users every day. It can both be edited and used by anyone free of charge.
This list contains projects using OpenStreetMap data for creative purposes, as well as projects dedicated to improving OpenStreetMap.
Web Editors
•iD - JavaScript based editor for the web browser with a wide array of presets. (Source Code / Wiki) •Level0 - Text based editor that's useful in specific corner cases. (Source Code / Wiki) •Rapid - AI assisted versions of iD. (Meta-Repo / Editor Source Code / Wiki) •OSMyBiz - Website for managing informations about your business. (Source Code / Wiki) •OnOSM - Allows anyone to submit business information as a note for inclusion into OSM. (Source Code / Wiki) •Deriviste - Provides a simple interface to add nodes to OpenStreetMap based on what you see in Mapillary street-level imagery. (Source Code / Wiki) •Healthsites.io - An online editor focused on adding and improving data on global health facilities. (Source Code / Wiki)
Mobile Editors
•StreetComplete - App for improving OSM by answering simple questions. (Android / Wiki) •Vespucci - Advanced full-data-model editor for Android. (Android / Source Code / Wiki) •GoMap!! - Feature-rich mobile editor for iOS. (iOS / Source Code / Wiki) •Every Door - Every Door is an Android and iOS app that lets you create and edit objects in OpenStreetMap. It supports editing node and polygon features, and creating point features like shops, benches, and building entrances. (Android / iOS / Source Code / Wiki) •OSM Go! - OSM Go! is an Android application and a Progressive Web Applications (PWA) for contributing to OpenStreetMap. (Android / Source Code / Wiki)
Native Editors
•JOSM - Advanced extensible desktop editor. (Source Code / Wiki) •Potlatch 3 - Native intermediate-level editor built in Adobe AIR. (Source Code / Wiki) •Merkaartor - An opensource OSM editor, written in C++ and Qt.
Web Tools
•OpenMapTiles - Set of tools for self-hosted vector maps and map services with labels in more than 50 languages. (Source Code / Wiki) •OSMNames - Geocoding tool ranking places according to the corresponding Wikipedia page popularity. (Source Code / Wiki) •overpass-turbo - Web based data mining tool for OpenStreetMap using Overpass API. (Source Code / Wiki) •hdyc - Statistics viewer for contributions of any OSM user. (Wiki) •Osmose - QA-tool for fixing problems detected in OpenStreetMap data. (Source Code / Wiki) •opening_hours evaluation tool - Tool for evaluating opening_hours tags. (Source Code) •taginfo - Website displaying information on tags and their usage. (Source Code / Wiki) •Turn Restrictions - Viewer for turn-restrictions and linked errors. •NLMaps - Website allowing to query OSM data using plain English. •My Notes - Search for finding your old unresolved notes. •YoHours - Tool for generating opening_hours tags. (Source Code) •OpenStreetMap Welcome Tool - Tool for finding fresh mappers in your area. (Source Code) •Web To OSM Opening Hours - Tool for converting human-readable opening hours to opening_hours tags. (Source Code) •ohsome Dashboard - Tool for visualizing changes over a certain time period. (Wiki) •OSM Statistics - Up-to-date OSM statistics about editor usage, corporate contributions and more.
Mobile Tools
•OSMTracker - Offline GPS tracking tool for recording GPX tracks. (Android / Wiki)
Native Tools
•Baremaps - Open source pipeline for producing Mapbox vector tiles from OpenStreetMap with Postgis and Java. (Source Code)
Web Services
•osmcha - Detector for suspicious changesets. (Source Code / Wiki) •achavi - Augmented change viewer. (Source Code / Wiki) •Osm Change Viz - Changeset visualizer displaying information about added/modified/deleted elements in different panels. •changeset-map - Map visualizing changes in selected changesets. Used in OsmCha. (Source Code) •OSM History Viewer - Changeset visualization. (Source Code) •Who did it? - Map highlighting recent edits per tile. Provides RSS feeds for watching changes in custom bounding boxes. (Source Code / Wiki) •Osm Change Tiles - Map highlighting recent edits per tile. Provides RSS feeds for watching changes in custom bounding boxes. •Analytic OSM Tracker1 - Tracker for changesets in your region. •Suspicious OSM Changesets - Find suspicious OSM changesets. •Changeset Text Search - Filter OSM changesets by comment. •Latest Changeset Discussions - Show latest discussions on OSM changesets. •latest-changes - Visualize latest OSM changesets within a certain geographic boundary. Includes a simple vandalism checker. (Source Code) •OSM Inspector - The OSM Inspector (alias OSMI) is a web based debugging tool for advanced OpenStreetMap users offered by Geofabrik. On a map you can see several themed views, each with several layers, showing specific details of the OSM data, often with highlighted errors. •Nominatim QA - The Nominatim Data Analyser is a QA tool used to scan the nominatim database and extract suspect data from it. These data are then presented to mappers through a visual interface so that they can correct them directly.
Tasking Managers are websites which assign small tasks to individual users to work towards a common goal.
This section is a great place to start if you want to get into improving OpenStreetMap.
•HOT Tasking Manager - Mapping tasks for supporting humanitarian missions in crisis areas.
•MapRoulette - Various challenges for making small edits to achive big tasks. (Source Code / Wiki)
•Pic4Review - Tool for adding objects to OSM by reviewing images. (Source Code / Wiki)
•Map Complete - Tool for mapping in scoped tasks. (Wiki)
Web Maps
•Baato Before-After Maps - Generate before-after maps to visualize the work your local community has done. (Source Code) •Show me the way - Live map showing latest changes on aerial imagery. (Source Code / Wiki) •OSM In Realtime - Visualization of the changes made to OpenStreetMap as they happen. (Source Code / Wiki) •osm-livechanges - Near-real-time display of edits in the OpenStreetMap database. (Source Code) •indoor= - Map for viewing indoor data from OpenStreetMap. (Wiki) •Qwant Maps - Modern map with POI search and routing functionality. (Wiki) •F4map Demo - 3D rendering demo of OpenStreetMap data. (Wiki) •FacilMap - Map with easy possibility to filter for POI types. (Source Code / Wiki) •Straßenraumkarte Neukölln - High-detail micromap of the district "Neukölln" of Berlin, Germany. (Wiki) •Road Curvature - Helps to find curvy roads for those who enjoy them. (Source Code) •OpenLevelUp! - An OSM based indoor viewer.(Wiki) •AccessMap - A web map project to enable accessible, safe sidewalk trip planning for people with limited mobility. Currently rendering senveral cities in Washington State. (Source Code) •Cycle.Travel - An OSM-based bike route-planner, together with extensive editorial content about long-distance cycle routes and city cycling. (Wiki) •OSM Landuse - OSM based landuse and landcover WebGIS application. •OsmAPP - A browsable map showing data and offering simple POI-editing capabilities. (Source Code) •Tracesmap - A map allowing for planning routes on OsmCarto and OpenTopoMap-derived retina maps. •Visit Sights - Suggestions for self-guided sightseeing tours by foot and overview of individual sights all around the world. •Defikarte.ch - A Map that shows all available defibrillators in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, also used by emergency dispatch centers and rescue services. (ℹ️ German only) •Streets GL - OpenStreetMap 3D renderer powered by WebGL2. (Wiki)
Mobile Maps
•OsmAnd - Map viewing and navigation (routing) application with offline functionality available for Android and iOS. (Android, iOS / Source Code Android / Source Code iOS / Wiki) •Organic Maps - A free offline maps app based on OSM. (Android, iOS / Source Code / Wiki) •Magic Earth - A free turn-by-turn navigation app. (Android, iOS / Wiki) •Komoot - A route planner and navigation app specializing in hiking and cycling. (Android, iOS / Wiki)
Generators
•MyOSMatic - Website for generating printable street maps from OSM data. (Source Code) •Field Papers - Generate maps for printing, annotate them, and manage your notes after. (Source Code / Wiki)
C/C++
•libosmium - Fast and flexible C++ library for working with OpenStreetMap data. (Wiki) •OSRM - Routing engine for use in C++ applications. (Wiki) •mapnik - Combines pixel-perfect image output with lightning-fast cartographic algorithms, and exposes interfaces in C++, Python, and Node. (Wiki)
JavaScript
•openstreetmap-tag-map - Tag for Riot.js to generate iframe-map from the country and region. •node-osmium - Node wrapper for libosmium for working with OpenStreetMap data. •node-mapnik - Node wrapper for mapnik. •Leaflet - An open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. (Source Code / Wiki) •OpenLayers - A high-performance library for rendering raster and vector maps. (Source Code / Wiki) •MapLibre GL JS - A map renderer with GPU-accelerated vector tile rendering. (Source Code / See Related List)
Python
•overpass-wrapper - Wrapper around the OpenStreetMap Overpass API. •osmapi - Python wrapper for the OpenStreetMap API. (Wiki) •osmcha - Python package to detect suspicious OSM changesets. •osmnx - Visualizer for street networks. (Wiki) •python-mapnik - Python wrapper for mapnik. •prettymapp - Create beautiful maps from OpenStreetMap data. •overpy - A Python wrapper to access the Overpass API. •overpassforge - A package to build Overpass queries from Python objects. •humanized_opening_hours - A package to parse the opening_hours tag. •geodesk - Fast and storage-efficient database for OpenStreetMap analysis.
•overpass - Read-only API that serves up custom selected parts of the OSM map data. (Source Code / Wiki)
•osm.mazdermind - Maps Timestamp to replicate sequences. (Source Code)
•planet.osm - Minutely/weekly/yearly/full dumps of osm data. (Wiki)
•bbbike - Custom extracts of areas from planet.osm. (Wiki)
•OSMCha API - Powerful API that allows to query and retrieve changeset information. (Source Code)
•Bunting Labs' OSM Extract API - Free extracts of OSM features as GeoJSON, filtering on tags and bounding box. (Docs)
•OpenGeofiction - A completely fictional user-made world map, created using the OSM software platform. (Wiki)
•OSM Monitor - A website to monitor and display new OSM edits. (Source Code)
OpenStreetMap (OSM) provides a public API that allows developers to access various features of the OSM map data. The API provides a range of functionality that includes reading map data, making edits to the map, and creating custom applications with OSM data. This blog post provides a brief introduction to the OSM API and includes examples of ...
An alternate idea similar to Mike's, but that saves you having to set up a web server, is to create the server in your own application. An example implementation is here, that supports thunderforest API keys, and also allows MapTiler to be used for the Satellite maps:
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May 31, 2021 · OpenStreetMap.org is an international project founded in 2004 with the goal of creating a free map of the world. For this purpose we collect data about roads, railroads, rivers, forests, houses and much more worldwide [2]. Although the data from OpenStreetMap is free, but you can well draw certain business advantages.
