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Planet OSM

-The files found here are regularly-updated, complete copies of the OpenStreetMap.org -database, and those published before the 12 September 2012 are distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license, those published after are Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0 licensed. For more information, see the project wiki. +The files found here are regularly-updated, complete copies of the OpenStreetMap database.

- Complete OSM Data -	- Using The Data -	- Extracts & Mirrors -
- %(planet_link)s - %(changesets_link)s - - Each week, a new and complete copy of all data in OpenStreetMap is made - available as a compressed XML file, along with a smaller file with - complete metadata for all changes. - -	+ +Files published before 12 September 2012 are distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license, those +published after are Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0 licensed. For more information, see the project wiki. + + + + Latest Exports + %(planet_link)s + %(changesets_link)s + %(planet_pbf_link)s + + Each week, a new and complete copy of all data in OpenStreetMap is made + available as both a compressed XML file and a custom PBF format file. + Also available is the 'history' file + which contains not only up-to-date data but also older versions of data + and deleted data items. + + + A smaller file with complete metadata for all changes ('changesets') in + XML format is also available. + + + + Using the Data - You are granted permission to use OpenStreetMap data by - the OpenStreetMap License, which also describes + You are granted permission to use OpenStreetMap data by + the OpenStreetMap License, which also describes your obligations. - You can process the file - or extracts with a variety of tools. Osmosis + You can process the file + or extracts with a variety of tools. Osmosis is a general-purpose command-line tool for converting the data among different formats - and databases, and Osm2pgsql + and databases, and Osm2pgsql is a tool for importing the data into a Postgis database for rendering maps. - Processed coastline data - derived from OSM data is also needed for rendering usable maps, and can be found in a - single shapefile (360MB). + Processed coastline data + derived from OSM data is also needed for rendering usable maps. -	+ Extracts & Mirrors The complete planet is very large, so you may prefer to use one of - several periodic extracts - (individual countries or states) from third parties. GeoFabrik.de - and BBBike.org are two providers + several periodic extracts + (individual countries or states) from third parties. GeoFabrik.de + and BBBike.org are two providers of extracts with up-to-date worldwide coverage. -

Complete OSM Data

Using The Data

Extracts & Mirrors

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- Each week, a new and complete copy of all data in OpenStreetMap is made - available as a compressed XML file, along with a smaller file with - complete metadata for all changes. -

+Files published before 12 September 2012 are distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license, those +published after are Open Data Commons Open Database License 1.0 licensed. For more information, see the project wiki. +

Latest Exports

%(planet_link)s

%(changesets_link)s

%(planet_pbf_link)s

+ Each week, a new and complete copy of all data in OpenStreetMap is made + available as both a compressed XML file and a custom PBF format file. + Also available is the 'history' file + which contains not only up-to-date data but also older versions of data + and deleted data items. +

+ A smaller file with complete metadata for all changes ('changesets') in + XML format is also available. +

Using the Data

- You are granted permission to use OpenStreetMap data by - the OpenStreetMap License, which also describes + You are granted permission to use OpenStreetMap data by + the OpenStreetMap License, which also describes your obligations.

- You can process the file - or extracts with a variety of tools. Osmosis + You can process the file + or extracts with a variety of tools. Osmosis is a general-purpose command-line tool for converting the data among different formats - and databases, and Osm2pgsql + and databases, and Osm2pgsql is a tool for importing the data into a Postgis database for rendering maps.

- Processed coastline data - derived from OSM data is also needed for rendering usable maps, and can be found in a - single shapefile (360MB). + Processed coastline data + derived from OSM data is also needed for rendering usable maps.

Extracts & Mirrors

The complete planet is very large, so you may prefer to use one of - several periodic extracts - (individual countries or states) from third parties. GeoFabrik.de - and BBBike.org are two providers + several periodic extracts + (individual countries or states) from third parties. GeoFabrik.de + and BBBike.org are two providers of extracts with up-to-date worldwide coverage.

Supporting OSM

OSM data is free to use, but is not free to make or host. The + stability and accuracy of OSM.org depends on its volunteers and + donations from its users. Please consider + making an annual + recurring gift to OSM to support the infrastructure, + tools, working groups, and other incentives needed to + create the map.

Donations can be made at supporting.openstreetmap.org/donate. + Suggestions assume $US or equivalent.

individual user, revenue < $5k/yr, $50-$100
small organization, revenue $5-10k/yr, $250-$500
medium organization, revenue $10-100k/yr, $500-$1000

Large businesses with revenue in the hundreds of thousands to + millions should join as + corporate members to receive additional benefits.

-If you find data within OpenStreetMap that you believe is an infringement of someone else's copyright, then please make contact with the OpenStreetMap Data Working Group. +If you find data within OpenStreetMap that you believe is an infringement of someone else's copyright, then please make contact with the OpenStreetMap Data Working Group.