Meet Your Mappers

Meet Your Mappers
Author: Martijn van Exel
License: MIT License (free of charge)
Platform: Web
Status: Active
Version: 1.1.1 (2025-04-19)
Language:
English
Website: https://mappers.osm.lol/
Source code: https://codeberg.org/mvexel/meetyourmappers

Find other OpenStreetMap mappers around you

Features
Feature Value
Map Display
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Routing
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Navigating
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Tracking
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Monitoring
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Editing
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Rendering
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Accessibility
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Meet Your Mappers is a web based tool that lets you find active mappers in your area, or any area you are interested in.

How it works

  1. Go to https://mappers.osm.lol
  2. Log in with your OpenStreetMap account.
  3. Zoom and pan the map to the area you are interested in.
  4. Click Draw Rectangle / Draw a Polygon to put the map in drawing mode.
  5. Click and drag to create a box.
  6. Click Meet Your Mappers!.
  7. After a short while, a list of active mappers in the area will appear.

Useful things to know

  • While Meet Your Mappers techincally works on a mobile device, it is made to be used on a laptop / desktop computer.
  • At the bottom of the list, you will find an Export to CSV button. This lets you download the list as a CSV file that you can use in other programs.
  • If the list is very long and you are looking for a particular mapper, you can start typing their username in the text box that says Filter by username
  • We go back one year to get active mappers in the area you selected.
  • Only boxes are supported at this time. If your box is too big, we will tell you. You can start over with a smaller box. The maximum width and height allowed is 1 degree. The larger the box, the longer it takes to retrieve the list
  • You can sort the list by clicking on the headers.
  • Only the top 100 mappers with the most changes in your area will be displayed. If you download the CSV, all mappers will be included.
  • The website loads new data from OSM in the background, so we are always up-to-date!
  • Please use this website only for personal or OSM volunteer community purposes.

External links

This article is issued from OpenStreetMap Wiki. The text is available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license unless otherwise noted. Additional terms may apply for the media files.