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13-15 years ago I was able to download the OSM data for my country, import it in Postgre (PostGIS), run GIS query on it, then render and print my own maps. I do
by GeoAtreides 2y ago
13-15 years ago I was able to download the OSM data for my country, import it in Postgre (PostGIS), run GIS query on it, then render and print my own maps. I don't remember being difficult, though indeed it required lots of disk space.