Detailed & free offline maps application with search capabilities. Features: - downloading map for arbitrary area - searching objects using object name or object type - address search (by street name & house number) - search by coordinates - showing touristic places - showing pubs in the selected area:) - tracking location.

— Help us It is possible to download map data from the OpenStreetMap dataset in a number of ways. The full dataset is available from the OpenStreetMap website area. It is also possible to select smaller areas to download. Data normally comes in the form of formatted files. If you just want to use a 'map' (e.g. For a GPS device) then you likely do not want to download this raw data, instead see. Some things to consider: • The entire planet is a huge amount of data.

Start with a regional extract to make sure your setup works properly. Common tools like or various import tools for imports and converters take hours or days to import data, depending largely on disk speed.

• OpenStreetMap is a federative project. That means that a lot of essential resources are provided by third party providers. Be bold, try to download there first.

The official aren't huge data centres and don't have ample resources. They are rather dedicated to keep the data flow in sync. Contents • • • • • • • All data at once contains the entire planet. This is a snapshot of the current data, usually from last Wednesday. This is almost 40 GB compressed.

The contains even the history of almost all objects and is even bigger. Huge amounts of data Several allow to download more manageable file sizes, from an entire continent to parts of a country. Tools like,, and will assist you to extract specific data from these extracts. And allow to download custom data sets like arbitrary bounding boxes, elements with specific tags, public transport networks or other features.

Small amounts of data Using the tab, one can select a piece of the map and download the data in several formats, including OSM XML. This intentionally works only at low zoom levels. A basic operation of the OpenStreetMap, is the 'map' request. For the relevant API documentation see:. Furthermore, the allows you to download the XML of single elements and the history of each of these elements.

It is dedicated to editing, not downloads. Don't use this for mass requests, because this is resource intensive. Please use or instead. Provides a useful interface for selecting the area you wish to download, and instant visualization of all the data you have downloaded. You can edit the data to re-upload it later. You can also save the data to.osm file () for further processing. But because it employs the main API, it is not intended for downloading large quantities of data.

Note that use of the API (and especially bbox map data requests) is subject to our. Heavy use (or large numbers of requests from many users) should use one of the above mentioned services instead. Choose your region The region is specified by a bounding box, which consists of a minimum and maximum latitude and longitude.

Choose as small a region as will be useful to you, since larger regions will result in larger data files, longer download times, and heavier load on the server. The server may reject your region if it is larger than 1/4 degree in either dimension. When you're first starting out, choose a very small region so that you can figure things out quickly with small data sets. There are several ways of finding latitude and longitude values. Since we are interested in a bounding box, perhaps the clearest way is to use the bounding box selection features of the 'export data' link.

On the pan and zoom to roughly the right area, and then click the 'export data' (link on the left). This sidebar display includes the four values you need for a bounding box matching the extents of the viewport. Click 'Manually select a different area' and then drag a box to select exactly the region you want. Construct a URL for the HTTP API You must now construct an API request URL as specified in the. In the URL, a bounding box is expressed as four comma-separated numbers, in this order: left, bottom, right, top (min long, min lat, max long, max lat).

Latitude and longitude are expressed in decimal degrees. North latitude is positive, south latitude is negative. West longitude is negative, east longitude is positive. The method described in the previous section will give you suitable values.

Example: The API is limited to bounding boxes of about 0.5 degree by 0.5 degree and you should avoid using it if possible. For larger areas you might try to use, for example: Refer to the page for details of other servers available. Download the data You can just type this URL into a browser if you want, but that may not work as well as you'd hope, especially if the data is large. If you know how to use them, command-line tools like and will do a better job. If you've specified a region with a lot of data, you may have to wait a while before the HTTP response begins (the server is crunching your request).

Keygen Pnozmulti Configurator Download. If your client times out, try setting options for a longer timeout, or choose a smaller region. Here's an example command line for: wget -O muenchen.osm 'See also • • • • • • •.

The map object generates an interactive map within a specified DOM element. When loading the map you can reference the DOM element to render the map in by either referencing an element directly (i.e. Document.getElementById), or by passing in a HTML ID selector (i.e.

This is normally a reference to an empty div. You can customize the map by passing in number of different options.

Some of these options can be specified when creating the map while others can be changed at any time. When loading the map, you can specify settings from the MapOptions and ViewOptions objects.

The following events are available on the map. Name Arguments Description click Occurs when the mouse is used to click the map or when a touch end event occurs over the map. Dblclick Occurs when the mouse is used to double click the map. Mapresize Occurs when the map has been resized. This will fire multiple times if dragging a window to resizie the map. Maptypechanged Occurs when the map type changes.

Mousedown Occurs when the left mouse button is pressed or a touch start event occurs on the map. Mousemove Occurs when the mouse cursor moves or the touch move event occurs over the map.

Mouseout Occurs when the mouse cursor moves out of the area covered by the map. Mouseover Occurs when the mouse cursor moves over of the area covered by the map. Mouseup Occurs when the left mouse button is lifted up or when the touch end event occurs over the map.

Mousewheel Occurs when the mouse wheel is used when the mouse cursor is over the map. Rightclick Occurs when the right mouse button is used to click the map or when a long touch press occurs over the map. Viewchange Occurs for every frame of a map view change. Viewchangeend Occurs when the map view is done changing. This event occurs when a view is the same for one frame of a map view change. 3d Xml Viewer Download.

For example, if the mouse is used to drag the map to change the view, but pauses during the drag (without releasing the mouse button), viewchangeend occurs twice. You can use the addThrottledHandler method to customize the number of events that occur.

Viewchangestart Occurs when the map view starts changing.