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    It's our world. We map it. This is a fantastic project. I'm sick of shelling out hundreds of Euros to keep my current GPS navigator maps updated. These maps can be installed on Garmin GPS navigators, and are entirely free. With some notable exceptions, OpenStreetMap is currently... more

    Reviewed by ocwo92 Mar 15 2009, 06:25am ( 32 reviews ) • openstreetmap.org

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  • Rated by lasthib on Sep 22, 8:40am

    OpenStreetMap est un projet pour créer des cartes libres du monde sous licence CC-BY-SA, en utilisant le système GPS ou d'autres données libres.

  • Rated by alessandro1564 on Sep 22, 7:32am

    Open Source Map. Beyond Google Maps...

  • Rated by AngelaHayden on Aug 23, 4:33pm

    OpenStreetMap is a free editable map of the whole world. It is made by people like you. OpenStreetMap allows you to view, edit and use geographical data in a collaborative way from anywhere on Earth. OpenStreetMap's hosting is kindly supported by the UCL VR Centre and bytemark.

  • Rated by ChrisDudman on Aug 09, 12:38pm

    Good excuse to get out there with a GPS and fill in the gaps around where you live. Listen to FLOSS weekly, episode http://twit.tv/floss81 for a great interview... the Wiki has instructions on adding your own contributions. Illustrates the power of open source.

  • Rated by sag15 on Aug 05, 8:35am

    This map doesn't have any roads near where I live.

  • Reviewed by yekaterinab on Mar 26 2009, 3:39am

    Mapping

  • Rated by zphaze on Mar 24 2009, 12:36am

    A great open-source mapping project that can be contributed to by anyone who is interested in doing so.

  • Rated by ocwo92 on Mar 15 2009, 6:25am

    It's our world. We map it. This is a fantastic project. I'm sick of shelling out hundreds of Euros to keep my current GPS navigator maps updated. These maps can be installed on Garmin GPS navigators, and are entirely free. With some notable exceptions, OpenStreetMap is currently lacking in coverage, but once enough people join the mapping effort, it may prove to be more accurate, more detailed, and more up to date than any paid map. I've joined the mapping efforts and have added miles of cycleway, footway, and highway already.