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The software comes in free and paid editions and it is available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. You may convert data and images into zoomable maps and generate high quality map tiles and the best part is that the bulk of the work can be done quickly and easily. It provides a highly detailed map of the entire world for free, which you can use for your own applications. The software is quite flexible when it comes to creating maps and what you can do with them.

June 2016 - The Mapquest default rendering has been removed, as it will no longer support the free tile service without paid subscription and authorization keys for each website domain, starting on 11 July 2016.MapTiler gives you the possibility of creating your own maps, with your own images, and host them yourself on your website.

See the OSM Blog announcement and the HOTOSM blog post.

September 2013 - Humanitarian was added.

February 2012 - was removed due to unavailable support.

At the same time NoName was removed due to not being very updated and because other QA tools do it better.

November 2011 - Transport Map and MapQuest Open were added under the new guidelines.

April 2011 - The OpenStreetMap Foundation Board approved the proposed guidelines for adding new tile layers.

For a long time, the OpenStreetMap web site featured two layers, Standard (then called 'Mapnik') and Cycle Map and NoName were added sometime later.

There are other QA tools that display the same information and are more The tile service will no longer be free after 11 July 2016 (will require subscription and authorization keys). Not looking too good for future availability. June 2015 they've discontinued their documentation site and broken various things.

highway shields.Ĭommercial service 'Simpler' style using fewer colours. Investigate whatever there is support from people maintaining it before adding it hereĮxplain the uniqueness of this tile-layerĮxplain the special significance of this tile-layerĭifferent styles for different countries. Including weather charts, wiki port pilot book, bathymetry, Wikipedia, etc. Some newer features are sometimes experimented and are discussed on the French OpenStreetmap mailing list. Priority given to French names and symbols (baguette instead of pretzel for bakery!).įork of openstreetmap-carto. Style developed and maintained by HOT (openly on github) Hosted on servers, which expect to handle the traffic. Many new/different icons (particularly for basic amenities in developing countries) and more nuanced surface track-type rendering. Good contrasting style in terms of overall colour choices. Promotes the same features as the OpenCycleMap Transport Layerįocuses on the developing countries with an emphasis on features related to development and humanitarian work. Minutes (unstable, see talk page for details) Sometime mistaken/misleading name Mapnik is used.įocuses on bicycle features, shows bicycle routes

Yes, except for admin boundaries at z1-z3 (Natural Earth)Īttempts to do many things at once (Jack of all trades, master of none)Īlso known as the 'Default' layer. Other servers, not appearing on the main page but available to public are listed at Tiles#Servers. Any such proposals must follow the guidelines for new tile layers.

Proposals for new tile layers to be included on the web site may be added to the table below. There are currently six layers featured, and of these the 'Standard' layer is the default. These can be accessed and selected by activating the 'Layers' sidebar and then looking under the 'Map Layers' section. Featured tile layers refer to the set of different map styles featured on the OpenStreetMap web site.

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