OpenStreetMap
Thematic Maps
- https://sunders.uber.space (Surveillance under Surveillance)
- https://farmshops.eu
- https://opencampingmap.org
- http://www.openbusmap.org
- https://www.openrailwaymap.org/
- https://defikarte.ch/ CH-only
- https://osmlanduse.org
- Constructionsite worldwide
Cycling
Placenames
Others
For people with limited mobility
- Find Wheelchair accesable Places
- Routing for Wheelchairs
- namo DE-only
- OpenSidewalks Some US-Cities
- Access map Seattle-only
Fun OSM-Projects
- https://makemydrivefun.com/
- https://omnesviae.org/ (Roman Routeplanner)
- https://mourner.github.io/road-orientation-map (Streetorientation)
- https://geoffboeing.com/2019/09/urban-street-network-orientation/
- https://kinderkiez.net/ (Carpent for Children)
- https://backofyourhand.com/ (Game of Streetnames)
- https://hanshack.com/figuregrounder/ (Create a Poster)
- http://hanshack.com/sorted-cities/tool/index.html (Sorting Buildings) broken
Live OSM-Edits
Compare Maps
Generate Map
- https://maposmatic.osm-baustelle.de (Generate Citymap)
- http://fieldpapers.org/
Discussion
Comment from Glassman on 1 September 2018 at 20:04
FYI - AccessMap.io is basically a demonstration of what routing for people with limited mobility. It only covers Seattle.
Comment from captaininler on 3 October 2018 at 19:29
Thank you very much for your comment. What is actually the difference between OpenSidewalks and AccessMap? Is OpenSidewalks only a proposal and AccessMap the first implementation?
Comment from Glassman on 3 October 2018 at 19:52
OpenSidewalks.com was the original proposal and is now incorporated into OSM. It was created by the Taskar Center at the University of Washington with the goal of helping people with limited mobility. It’s being implemented in Seattle, Austin, and Santa Clara. Other cities are to follow, and not just those in the US.
AccessMap.io is a demonstration of the power of routing using OSM. The code is on GitHub