What is OpenStreetMap?
OpenStreetMap is a collaborative project focused on creating a free and editable map of the entire world. It is used by a global community of contributors who collectively build and maintain map data, as well as by individuals and organizations who utilize this openly licensed data for various purposes. Contributors can add or modify map data using in-browser editors or external tools. They can also export GPS traces and engage with community features. People can access and use the existing map data for any purpose, benefiting from a continuously updated and detailed geographical resource.