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Looks nice but it's probably not really usable for navigation. I checked the Netherlands and Germany. You'd need more details for safely navigating on the wate
by jillesvangurp 3y ago
Looks nice but it's probably not really usable for navigation. I checked the Netherlands and Germany. You'd need more details for safely navigating on the water. But it definitely has potential.
There are also some other specialized open street map based maps for
- rails: https://www.openrailwaymap.org/ https://www.openrailwaymap.org/
- cycling: https://www.opencyclemap.org/ https://www.opencyclemap.org/
- sea map (competes with this I guess, and is a bit more detailed for navigation): https://map.openseamap.org/ https://map.openseamap.org/
And probably loads of other ones.
- s3krit 3y agoFor the canals in the UK there's https://opencanalmap.uk/ https://opencanalmap.uk/
- Doctor_Fegg 3y agoFWIW it's not really "open" in any sense. The code isn't public let alone open, and the source data doesn't conform to the Open Definition: the data is from the Canal & River Trust who have exasperatingly placed a non-commercial restriction on it. (I can guarantee that CRT spent more in lawyer hours writing a custom licence than they've received income from licensing the data commercially.)
- timeon 3y ago> Looks nice but it's probably not really usable for navigation. It is mostly QA tool for OSM contributors.