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Main Page
Main Page
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Welcome to OpenStreetMap, the project that creates and distributes free geographic data for the world. We started it because most maps you think of as free actually have legal or technical restrictions on their use, holding back people from using them in creative, productive, or unexpected ways. More about OpenStreetMa...
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Getting Involved
Getting Involved
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main
CC BY-SA 2.0
[[File:Teamwork-puzzle-map.png|400px|right]] How to help OpenStreetMap Working on the map You've probably already taken a look at the map and tried to find your street. Maybe it's not quite right, or not quite finished. Maybe there are missing shops and restaurants. Maybe it's not on the map yet at all. Well here's a ...
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5,538
OpenStreetMap account
OpenStreetMap account
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
An OpenStreetMap Account allows you to begin edit the map data to make contributions to the map. It also allows you to upload new GPS data. It is a separate system from the wiki editing accounts (unfortunately). See Accounts for an overview of all account types in the OSM ecosystem. Creating an Account :Create an OSM ...
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5,964
Getting data from your serial GPS when your computer has no serial port
Getting data from your serial GPS when your computer has no serial port
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main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Your GPS has a serial port, but your computer only has USB. How are you going to get your tracklogs and waypoints? It is true that more GPS units are arriving with Bluetooth and USB interfaces, but the vast majority still uses the old RS232 serial interface. In the meantime you need to get a serial to USB converter tha...
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6,770
Convert GPS tracks
Convert GPS tracks
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Converting GPS tracks is a process that may be required before you can upload your recorded tracks. OpenStreetMap requires that GPS tracks are saved using the XML-based GPS Exchange Format (.gpx file type). Although some GPS receivers allow you to save the data as GPX, many have their own data format. If your GPS devic...
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2,740
OpenStreetMap License
OpenStreetMap License
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Licence and License redirect here. For discussion of the licensing of non-OSM geodata, see :Category:Licenses compatible for OSM data imports and related categories. Be aware that this page can be edited by any registered user and therefore cannot authoritatively represent the views of the OSMF. Refer to https://www.o...
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About OpenStreetMap
About OpenStreetMap
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
__NOTOC__ OpenStreetMap is a free, editable map of the whole world that is being built by volunteers largely from scratch and released with an open-content license. The [//www.openstreetmap.org/copyright OpenStreetMap License] allows free (or almost free) access to our map images and all of our underlying map data. Th...
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Getting The Source
Getting The Source
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
If you are interested in Developing or just view the sourcecode of the OSM server and editors, you can find it in our git repositories. Git Increasingly we're using GIT instead of subversion for a lot of code: https://github.com/openstreetmap/ The rails code (for the website and API) can be downloaded with the follow...
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10,141
Downloading data
Downloading data
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
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 download area. It is also possible to select smaller areas to download. Data normally comes in the form of .osm files in the OSM XML format. If you just want to use a "map...
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7,351
Current events
Current events
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
The following are events that are happening just now or that should happen very soon. Get ready for them! If you know of any upcoming events, conferences, seminars and other opportunities where OpenStreetMap might be promoted, please add them to this calendar. See Template:Calendar for instructions. >> Advice on or...
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Get help
Get help
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
__NOTOC__ Finding answers Start contributing! Use the Beginners' guide and Contribute map data to learn how to start contributing map data to the project. If you are interested in help on software development then head over to the Develop page. How to contribute will guide you how to use your skills. More resources *...
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1,085
NMEA
NMEA
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Your GPS receiver might output or record your tracks in NMEA format, this is a format that can easily be converted to GPX so you can upload it to our website. Even though GPX is preferred there are still several OpenStreetMap tools that support NMEA including new versions of JOSM. Describing what is what in NMEA You m...
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3,421
NTK Talk
NTK Talk
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Note to casual browsers - we're not giving this talk any more, but it may resurface in another form soon. Steve will still be speaking at another session. Details here NTK talk outline Past (Steve) OpenStreetMap is a collaborative website using wiki-like techniques to make maps of the world. GPS traces made by physi...
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Bugs
Bugs
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Errors in the map data This section is about errors – some say bugs in map and how to deal with them: * Notes – The most common way to report errors/bugs or urgent improvements. Easily add reports on the OpenStreetMap main website with the add improvement/error feature. * Quality assurance – Exhaustive list of tools fo...
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1,597
Other open and crowdsourced geodatabases
Other open and crowdsourced geodatabases
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main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Other open and crowdsourced geodatabases This page lists other geographical databases that like OpenStreetMap have an open license and are crowdsourced. Streets and/or POI These projects can be said to compete with OpenStreetMap (at least in terms of attracting attention and contribution efforts). Name, weblink | D...
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Feeds
Feeds
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
You can keep track of different aspects of OpenStreetMap via RSS/atom feeds. Per mapper feeds * Edits by a mapper: https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/USERNAME/history/feed/ * Changeset discussions/comments by a mapper: https://resultmaps.neis-one.org/osm-discussion-comments?user=USERNAME&feed=yes * Changeset discus...
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Wiki syntax
Wiki syntax
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Editing a wiki-page is in most cases straightforward, just enter your text. However, you have to consider some conventions and you need to know how to format the text. The basics of these convention and some of the most frequent used formatting (wiki-markup) will be explained in this article. ; Important : Use the but...
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Past Events
Past Events
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main
CC BY-SA 2.0
These events have passed. Check out Current Events for upcoming presentations and meet-ups. A list of past events after 2020-12-31 is available from https://osmcal.org/events/past/.
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API
API
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
OpenStreetMap has an editing API for fetching and saving raw geodata from/to the OpenStreetMap database — this is the entry page for the documentation. If you just want to embed a map into a webpage, you don't want this API. Use a web map library instead. Alternatively, consider the Overpass API which provides read-onl...
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Editors
Editors
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Technically, OpenStreetMap is a database, and not what everyday language calls a 'map'. There are many software applications, known as editors, that can be used to edit the database. Before you can edit any data you will need to create an OSM account. (Sometimes 'editor' is used to refer to the person doing the editin...
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Free The Postcode
Free The Postcode
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Free The Postcode stopped taking new submissions in 2016 after the release of postcode centroids by the Ordnance SurveyFree The Postcode ([http://www.freethepostcode.org/ freethepostcode.org) is a free database of postcode-to-location mappings. They are asking people with GPS Receivers to submit their copyright-free la...
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Potential datasources
Potential datasources
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
The following is a list of potential datasources. Some of these are already in use, or have been imported fully. Others are under investigation, and some have been rejected (details of rejections are on here too). There are basically two criteria: * Licenses - We are only interested in 'free' data. In fact we must be ...
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26,454
Stats
Stats
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
Statistics tracking the remarkable growth of OpenStreetMap's database and community Database statistics Normally automatically updated every day. Performs analysis on the database that makes OpenStreetMap work – shows the number of ways, nodes, relations, etc. in the database. That page also shows the leaderboards fo...
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7,454
Converting to WGS84
Converting to WGS84
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
OpenStreetMap uses the coordinate system, as do most GPS units. However, many other coordinate systems also exist and are in widespread use, depending on the region and application. Every country tends to use its own standard or preferred coordinate system; so that the maps for that region are as undistorted as possibl...
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7,450
Osmeditor (Qt)
Osmeditor (Qt)
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
This editor was only in use in the very early days of OpenStreetMap, in 2005 and 2006. It has seen no development since summer 2006, and is of historical interest only. For other things using the unimaginative name "osmeditor" see the osmeditor disambiguation page. If you are looking for a modern editor using Qt libr...
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Disclaimer
Disclaimer
en
main
CC BY-SA 2.0
OpenStreetMap Wiki The OpenStreetMap Wiki (this website) is a place for help documentation, technical documentation and promotional material on everything related to the OpenStreetMap project. The Wiki aims to describe various common practices and community conventions, in particular the various mapping tags and the m...
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OpenStreetMap Wiki, extracted text

pages.jsonl holds the text of the OpenStreetMap Wiki, one line per page.

Extracted 2026-09-17 from the 2026-01-30 full-history dump.

What is in it

Pages 78,178
Characters 290,279,008
Languages 8
Median page 1,237 characters
Range 1 to 995,068 characters
Language Pages Characters
en 55,360 218,113,129
de 5,195 17,775,433
es 4,781 15,466,962
ru 4,368 12,400,972
fr 3,759 13,872,883
ja 2,835 6,238,181
it 1,373 4,400,046
nl 507 2,011,402

Columns

Column Notes
id full page title, e.g. Key:amenity or JA:Key:amenity
title id with the language prefix removed, so the same page lines up across languages
lang ISO 639-1, derived from the namespace
kind main, lang, help or proposal
namespace MediaWiki namespace number
licence CC BY-SA 2.0
text wikitext flattened to prose
n_chars length of text

Aligning pages across languages

Translated pages carry their language in the title: JA:Key:amenity, DE:Germany. title is id with that prefix removed, which lines the same page up across languages wherever the page name itself was not translated.

Of 60,835 distinct titles, 7,224 appear in more than one language and 6,933 of those also have an English version. OpenStreetMap account exists in six, Convert GPS tracks in five.

The other 88% do not align, mostly because the page name was translated too: JA:閲覧 has the title 閲覧 and nothing in English matches it. What lines up reliably is the Key: and Tag: documentation, where the tag itself is the page name and stays in English.

Namespaces

The OSM Wiki gives each translated language its own namespace and keeps tagging documentation in the main one.

Namespace Kind Pages
0 main, includes Key: and Tag: 52,895
200, 202, 204, 206, 208, 210, 212 de, fr, es, it, nl, ru, ja translations 22,818
3000 Proposal, how tagging conventions were argued 2,456
12 Help 9

Not taken: Talk, User, File, Template, Category, Module, and the wikibase Item and Property spaces. 179,173 pages in total.

Flattening wikitext is not a regex

The OSM Wiki keeps its tagging knowledge inside wikitables and inside {{Tag}} and {{Key}} templates, not in paragraphs. A cleaner written for Wikipedia prose strips both and deletes the content it was meant to keep. An early attempt at this reported that 89% of the corpus was markup; it was not, the cleaner was removing the tag descriptions, which are table cells.

src/wikitext.py unwraps rather than strips: {{Tag|railway|station}} becomes railway=station, and table cells survive with their row structure marked by |.

Known limitations

Redirects are excluded. 32,656 of them. A MediaWiki export carries redirects as pages, and emitting them would add a fifth again to the page count in one-line stubs.

814 pages are under 30 characters. These are pages whose entire content was a category or image link, which flattening leaves empty: Category:Bedfordshire, Image:Ramsey, Isle of Man.png. They are kept, because the title is a place name and n_chars lets a reader drop them.

20 pages exceed 300,000 characters. Mostly US National Inventory of Dams/Data Conflation, which are working pages of tabular data rather than documentation. Kept whole for the same reason.

The dump is from 2026-01-30. The wiki has moved on since.

Eight languages, not all of them. The OSM Wiki has more language namespaces than these; the ones taken are those with their own namespace in the export.

Licence

The text is CC BY-SA 2.0, from the OSM Wiki's authors. See LICENSE in this directory.

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