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Hong Kong Transit 3D is an independent project presenting a real-time 3D schedule simulation of Hong Kong's trains, trams, buses, and ferries over real terrain. Vehicles move according to published frequencies and the Hong Kong clock, not GPS tracking. The map includes depth-true tunnels, a per-line underground cross-section view, and trilingual support.
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.
An interactive world map of light pollution that overlays data including NASA Black Marble VIIRS, sky brightness, aurora prediction, observatories and clouds, with SQM/SQC measurements contributed by users. It offers tools such as distance measurement, sky brightness simulation and a search for the closest dark site.
CoMaps is a navigation app and community-led fork of Organic Maps, maintained in a Codeberg code repository. The repository hosts the app's main source code and lists offline map navigation and routing among its topics. The project is described as noncommercial and nonprofit.
MapCrunch displays random Google Street View locations around the world, allowing users to explore imagery from 50 countries. Users can filter views by country or region using a list or map, and selected views are added to a daily gallery. Views can be shared with a name shown under the gallery image.
Sounds of the Forest is a project collecting the sounds of woodlands and forests from around the world into a growing soundmap. The collected sounds form an open source library that anyone can listen to and create from. The project was created by Wild Rumpus and is built on Mapbox GL JS.
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Hong Kong Transit 3D is an independent project presenting a real-time 3D schedule simulation of Hong Kong's trains, trams, buses, and ferries over real terrain. Vehicles move according to published frequencies and the Hong Kong clock, not GPS tracking. The map includes depth-true tunnels, a per-line underground cross-section view, and trilingual support.
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.
An interactive world map of light pollution that overlays data including NASA Black Marble VIIRS, sky brightness, aurora prediction, observatories and clouds, with SQM/SQC measurements contributed by users. It offers tools such as distance measurement, sky brightness simulation and a search for the closest dark site.
CoMaps is a navigation app and community-led fork of Organic Maps, maintained in a Codeberg code repository. The repository hosts the app's main source code and lists offline map navigation and routing among its topics. The project is described as noncommercial and nonprofit.
MapCrunch displays random Google Street View locations around the world, allowing users to explore imagery from 50 countries. Users can filter views by country or region using a list or map, and selected views are added to a daily gallery. Views can be shared with a name shown under the gallery image.
Sounds of the Forest is a project collecting the sounds of woodlands and forests from around the world into a growing soundmap. The collected sounds form an open source library that anyone can listen to and create from. The project was created by Wild Rumpus and is built on Mapbox GL JS.
