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• OpenStreetMap vs GNOME MapsA map application for the GNOME desktop that searches places and plans routes using OpenStreetMap data.
• OpenStreetMap vs Yandex MapsYandex Maps is a free proprietary web map with transit, driving and walking routes and local place search, with coverage detail that varies by region.
• OpenStreetMap vs Bing MapsBing Maps is Microsoft's browser map with transit directions, live traffic and aerial and 3D imagery, but its data is proprietary.
• OpenStreetMap vs Google MapsGoogle Maps adds live traffic, transit directions, Street View and mobile apps, but its data is proprietary and cannot be edited under an open license.
• OpenStreetMap vs Apple MapsApple Maps is built into iPhone and Mac with CarPlay integration and a web version, but its map data is closed and not user-editable.
• OpenStreetMap vs OpenTopoMapA free topographic web map rendered from OpenStreetMap and elevation data.
• OpenStreetMap vs AmapA Chinese map and navigation service, also called Gaode Map, for place search and route planning.
• OpenStreetMap vs Baidu MapsBaidu's map and navigation service for China with driving, transit and walking directions.
• OpenStreetMap vs Naver MapA Korean web map service with search, place listings and directions from Naver.
• OpenStreetMap vs HERE WeGoHERE WeGo adds mobile apps with offline country maps and turn-by-turn driving without an account, but its map data is not openly licensed.
• OpenStreetMap vs HeadwayA self-hostable maps stack with search and routing, powered by OpenStreetMap data.
• OpenStreetMap vs 2GISCity maps with a detailed business directory, address search and route planning.
• OpenStreetMap vs OsmAndOsmAnd uses OpenStreetMap data in open-source Android and iOS apps with fully offline maps and routing, but it is not a place to edit the map itself.
• OpenStreetMap vs MapQuestMapQuest offers multi-stop trip planning and live traffic on web and mobile, focused on the United States and Canada, with advertising throughout.
• OpenStreetMap vs Mapy.comMapy.com adds marked hiking and cycling trails and mobile apps for outdoor route planning, strongest in Europe, with some features paid and closed source.
• OpenStreetMap vs MarbleA KDE virtual globe and world atlas that zooms from a desktop globe to OpenStreetMap street level.