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Open Infrastructure Map

Infrastructure visualization platform

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The map in Open Infrastructure Map
The map in Open Infrastructure Map

Open-source project that visualizes global infrastructure, including power lines, telecoms, and utilities, using data from OpenStreetMap.

How Open Infrastructure Map uses MapLibre

Open Infrastructure Map uses MapLibre GL JS for interactive mapping, as a TypeScript web app served as static files.

What Open Infrastructure Map offers you

  • Open-source under BSD-3-Clause, code on GitHub
  • TypeScript web app on MapLibre GL JS, served as static files
  • Imposm and Tegola setup to import OSM data and serve vector tiles
  • Data from OpenStreetMap (ODbL); small GeoJSON extracts via Overpass Turbo

From openinframap.org, github.com

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