OSM rendering that shows ALL mapped features

SColchester · 2024-06-18T14:39:20.229Z

Is anyone aware of a version/rendering of OSM that shows absolutely everything that is mapped (maybe like a wireframe view)?

I can’t find it in this list and know that every representation in that list including openstreetmap.org only shows some of the data in the OSM database.

Edit: Just to say, aware that for targeted areas this can be pulled up by opening in JOSM and downloading all or going into edit mode in iD, but a world slippy map is what I’m hoping might exist.

Spiekerooger · 2024-06-18T14:44:40.811Z

The data layer at https://www.openstreetmap.org might be your friend. E.g. OSM data layer

SColchester · 2024-06-19T12:07:50.678Z

Fantastic, thank you so much @Spiekerooger! Exactly what I was looking for, slightly ashamed that it was always right in front of me at https://www.openstreetmap.org/

RicoElectrico · 2024-06-19T13:46:50.160Z

There’s a map, quite technically involved, but with the goal showing as much data as possible:

GitHub

GitHub - enzet/map-machine: Python renderer for OpenStreetMap with custom...

Python renderer for OpenStreetMap with custom icons intended to display as many map features as possible - enzet/map-machine

habi · 2024-06-19T15:39:54.300Z

SColchester:

but a world slippy map is what I’m hoping might exist.

Map-machine mentioned by @RicoElectrico is geared at rendering small regions, and probably not good for a “world slippy map”.

watmildon · 2024-06-19T23:01:09.356Z

For regions of OSM you can stand up a vector tile slippy map that has “everything” (this will drop features at lower zooms but have everything if you zoom in enouhg). Here’s one for all of Washington State that I update a couple of times a week. WAMap

And some notes here about what QA things I wanted to explore a bit: Demo: Full data vector tile map with basic filtering for QA