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Depending on where you are, Organic Maps can have far far finer detail, especially when it comes to walking paths. I used this a couple times in Japan and Korea
by Fauntleroy 2y ago
Depending on where you are, Organic Maps can have far far finer detail, especially when it comes to walking paths. I used this a couple times in Japan and Korea to find my way through densely packed shrine complexes, or over less-traveled hiking paths in the mountains.
- pedrogpimenta 2y agoI once saw "sneaky entrance" near a temple/park in Bali and we got in for free :)
- andrewshadura 2y agoThanks for reporting it. I’ve removed it, since personal notes do not belong in the map data.
- pedrogpimenta 2y agoThat's so sad...
- dTal 2y agoNext time don't blab!
- andrewshadura 2y agoIt's all data from OpenStreetMap, you know :)
- benatkin 2y agoIndeed. And it's a social thing, which makes OrganicMaps a SoLoMo app :)
- vr46 2y agoAbsolutely, but the data is not the map, and there are so many average uses of the original data. Organic Maps is so much better than the OSM mobile site, for example, both visually and in providing the appropriate language for the user. And you can contribute useful data back to OSM, so it’s certainly my favourite map application even while I wouldn’t use the original site.