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Native Land is a resource and app for learning about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life, and for mapping Indigenous territories, treaties, and languages. It also states that its maps are not official sources. The site notes it provides geoJSONs and an API for free.
A People Map of the US is a map by Matt Daniels and Russell Samora that replaces city names with their most Wikipedia-viewed resident. Person and city associations were based on Wikipedia's "People from X city" pages, using English Wikipedia data collected from July 2015 to May 2019, with the top person determined by median pageviews.
Macrostrat is a platform for exploring, integrating and analysing geological data. It aggregates geologic maps from data providers and links map polygons to rock columns, stratigraphic names and geochronological intervals. The site offers a searchable geologic map and an API. Interactive applications built on the platform are intended for educational and research purposes.
Skimap.org is an archive of ski resort trail maps from around the world. It holds over 29,000 maps, with content dating back over 90 years, organized by region and including sections for recently added maps, maps from the current season, lost ski areas, and fantasy areas. Visitors are invited to share their own maps.
Orbatmapper helps discover apps, SaaS products, no-signup tools, clones, or software alternatives.
Dawarich is a self-hostable web application for storing and visualizing personal location history as a private alternative to Google Timeline. It imports Google Takeout data and works with apps such as OwnTracks and GPSLogger. The official iOS and Android apps record location on the device offline and upload points once back online. An API provides endpoints for location data, tracks, visits and statistics.
