A web-based data mining tool for OpenStreetMap that runs Overpass API queries and displays results on an interactive map. The site requires a browser supporting the Web Storage API and cross-origin resource sharing, and notes that a more capable browser may be needed.
A free interactive map of 9,079 castles, fortresses, palaces and ruins across 155 countries, each with a photo and story. Points can be clicked for quick facts, and individual pages give full stories and locations. Data comes from Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia and OpenFreeMap.
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Mapillary is a platform that hosts, processes, and publishes street-level imagery and map data. It combines collaborative image contributions with computer vision to scale and automate mapping, and offers access to street-level imagery and map data from around the world.
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A free interactive map of 9,079 castles, fortresses, palaces and ruins across 155 countries, each with a photo and story. Points can be clicked for quick facts, and individual pages give full stories and locations. Data comes from Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia and OpenFreeMap.
Project ’44 is a free interactive map of the Second World War built from original war diaries, with unit positions and diary pages traced to scanned primary documents. It also offers search of units by name, date or place and stories from the archive.
Wikiroutes is a crowdsourced public transport directory with an interactive map, schedules and route search for buses, trolleybuses and trams. Routes, stops and schedules pass through community editing and moderation before publication, and accepted changes appear on the site immediately.
UrbanRail.Net is a site about metro, subway, and light rail systems. It lists cities including Amsterdam, London, Moscow, Tokyo, and Sydney, and offers publications such as a tram atlas. The site is maintained and updated by Robert Schwandl.
Google Earth is available on web, mobile and desktop. On mobile it allows users to browse the globe, add placemarks and annotate maps. On desktop, Google Earth Pro offers advanced tools including importing and exporting GIS data and viewing historical imagery, on PC, Mac or Linux.
Mapillary is a platform that hosts, processes, and publishes street-level imagery and map data. It combines collaborative image contributions with computer vision to scale and automate mapping, and offers access to street-level imagery and map data from around the world.
