OpenStreetMap is described as 'Project aimed squarely at creating and providing free geographic data such as street maps to anyone who wants them. It is a free editable map of the whole world. It is made by people like you' and is a leading Map service in the travel & location category. There are more than 50 alternatives to OpenStreetMap, not only websites but also apps for a variety of platforms, including Android, iPhone, iPad and Android Tablet apps. The best OpenStreetMap alternative is CoMaps, which is both free and Open Source. Other great sites and apps similar to OpenStreetMap are Organic Maps, OsmAnd, Google Maps and Google Earth.
Yandex.Maps gives you access to maps of over 1800 cities and towns right in your pocket. Find addresses and companies. Plan your journeys in a car or on public transport taking current traffic conditions into account.
2GIS provides 3D-maps of 180+ cities, contacts of 1.5 million companies, car routing and public transport routes and and more! 2GIS is a complete and up-to-date directory of organizations with detailed cities’ maps.
Goal of this project is to bring offline maps and navigation to Sailfish OS with native look and feel. OSM Scout for Sailfish OS is based on OSM Scout library.
Provides GPS navigation for on-road and off-road journeys on Android and Linux, utilizing a forked libosmscout backend, with GPX reading and writing, compass, trip tracker, road routing, POI database, offline mapping, data import/export, and suitable for outdoor activities.
Web-based mapping platform with detailed street maps, aerial and bird's eye imagery, route planning for driving, walking, and transit, traffic and weather overlays, labeled points of interest, business search, embeddable maps, global coverage, and developer APIs.
Streets GL is a real-time 3D map renderer built for visualizing OpenStreetMap data with a heavy focus on eye-candy features.
Street GL is the most popular Self-Hosted alternative to OpenStreetMap.
An application to ‘browse’ the information in the displayed part of the map. Similar to common Wikis and also the main page of OpenStreetMap the website shows a narrow menu on the left side, most of the page is used for the display of...
Features voice-guided GPS navigation, live vector maps, up-to-date satellite imagery, real-time traffic with automatic reroutes, route alternatives, cost comparisons, transit support, POI search, hotel and food booking, gas price checking, weather, and roadside assistance.
Powering current and next-generation map products by creating reliable, easy-to-use, and interoperable open map data.
Offers interactive 2D/3D map browsing, live traffic updates, detailed keyword and category-based search, instant route rerouting, nearby place recommendations, and event displays in more than 160 countries and regions for comprehensive map navigation.
HERE Maps are used by millions worldwide through mobile apps, social networks and in 3 out of 4 cars equipped with a navigation system.
Comprehensive journey planning with global maps, real-time traffic updates, fuel prices, cost calculations, service station locations, GPS navigation, parking, electric charging, 3D maps, up to 15 stops per route, points of interest, and detailed amenities.
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This is both yes and no. OpenStreetmap consists of map database, several renderings of that database as map images and web tools for browsing the images. MapQuest uses the same database, in a read-only way, although they may augment it. However it does have a different rendering from the default OpenStreetmap rendering and has a different user interface and additional functions. The OpenStreetmap user interface does, however, provide access to one of the MapQuest renderings.