OpenStreetMap, an open-source map project

OpenStreetMap (OSM) is a collaborative, open-source mapping project that provides freely accessible geographic data, created and maintained by a global community of volunteers. Often referred to as the "Wikipedia of maps," OSM allows individuals and organizations to contribute, edit, and use high-quality, up-to-date maps for various applications, from navigation and research to humanitarian aid and urban planning. With its open-data approach, OSM empowers developers, businesses, and communities to build innovative location-based solutions without the restrictions of proprietary mapping services.

Users can explore more about OSM on its Wikipedia page and join the OSM Discord channel to connect with the community. 

Whether by mapping new locations, improving existing data, or sharing knowledge, anyone can contribute to making OpenStreetMap a richer and more valuable resource for all.

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