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Euratlas offers a historical atlas of Europe and geography maps, including maps of mountains, rivers, cities and countries, about 2000 pictures of towns and landscapes, antique digitized maps, digital vector maps and educational software. It presents a sequence of 21 maps showing European states at the end of each century from 1 to 2000.
BlueW is a map of free water bottle refill locations. Users look for the blueW.org window decal at listed locations to refill reusable water bottles. The site also invites users to add refill locations to the map.
A community project providing free real-time lightning maps and apps, with lightning data supplied by Blitzortung.org and contributors. It lets users see lightning strikes in real time across the planet and access maps of former thunderstorms, with regional views for Europe, Germany, USA and Oceania.
ORBIS is the Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World, published by Stanford University Libraries, with authors Walter Scheidel and Elijah Meeks. It presents a route and network interface with options for origin and destination, departure month or season, and priority such as fastest, cheapest or shortest, across road, river and sea modes.
OpenMapTiles is an open-source stack for building world maps with OpenStreetMap vector tiles. It includes a vector tile schema, ready-to-use map styles, and tools for generating vector tiles. It works with MapLibre GL, Leaflet, OpenLayers, GIS, and WMTS. The project was created by MapTiler, which maintains the schema and tools.
Scribble Maps is a web tool for creating and sharing maps of various types. Maps can be shared with friends, embedded on websites, or exported as images or PDF files. A Pro tier is offered with a trial and demo.
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Euratlas offers a historical atlas of Europe and geography maps, including maps of mountains, rivers, cities and countries, about 2000 pictures of towns and landscapes, antique digitized maps, digital vector maps and educational software. It presents a sequence of 21 maps showing European states at the end of each century from 1 to 2000.
BlueW is a map of free water bottle refill locations. Users look for the blueW.org window decal at listed locations to refill reusable water bottles. The site also invites users to add refill locations to the map.
A community project providing free real-time lightning maps and apps, with lightning data supplied by Blitzortung.org and contributors. It lets users see lightning strikes in real time across the planet and access maps of former thunderstorms, with regional views for Europe, Germany, USA and Oceania.
ORBIS is the Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World, published by Stanford University Libraries, with authors Walter Scheidel and Elijah Meeks. It presents a route and network interface with options for origin and destination, departure month or season, and priority such as fastest, cheapest or shortest, across road, river and sea modes.
OpenMapTiles is an open-source stack for building world maps with OpenStreetMap vector tiles. It includes a vector tile schema, ready-to-use map styles, and tools for generating vector tiles. It works with MapLibre GL, Leaflet, OpenLayers, GIS, and WMTS. The project was created by MapTiler, which maintains the schema and tools.
Scribble Maps is a web tool for creating and sharing maps of various types. Maps can be shared with friends, embedded on websites, or exported as images or PDF files. A Pro tier is offered with a trial and demo.
