Where does the data for opentopomap come from?
OpenTopoMap is a topographic map out of data from OpenStreetMap and SRTM. If you are interested in building your own OpenTopoMap, see the beginner’s guides for a tile server and for Garmin files. The main OpenTopoMap is a online rendered raster map.
Is there an online renderer for opentopomap?
The online renderer is based on Mapnik. All necessary files are available to build your own OpenTopoMap server. Since summer 2014 there is a Garmin edition of the OpenTopoMap. They can be downloaded from http://garmin.opentopomap.org. The license of the Garmin maps is CC-BY-NC-SA and therefore reselling is not allowed.
Where can I find the opentopomap raster map?
The main OpenTopoMap is a online rendered raster map. It can be used with the web interface on https://opentopomap.org, which gives you nice features like a search function or loading your gpx tracks.
What kind of datasets does OpenTopography have?
OpenTopography has expanded our collection of global datasets to include the NASADEM, as well as the European Space Agency (ESA) Copernicus Digital Elevation Models (DEMs). This adds to OpenTopography’s existing global datasets:…
Where can I find opentopomap maps for Garmin?
Topographic OpenStreetMap maps for Garmin devices. OpenTopoMap Garmin maps provide the topographical map style offline for Garmin devices and programs like Basecamp and QMapShack. Opening hours in the POI information (but breaking address search) Copy the *.img into the folder /Garmin/ of your microSD card.
Is there a way to download opentopomap tiles?
You mean “OpenTopoMap tiles”, not “data”. That would be the nicest and most independent way. You could mass-download their tiles with any suitable tool or script, but please ask them before for permission and rate-limits, see https://opentopomap.org/credits
Where can I download the OpenStreetMap dataset?
The full dataset is available from the OpenStreetMap website download area. It is also possible to select smaller areas to download. Data normally comes in the form of XML formatted .osm files. If you just want to use a “map” (e.g. for a GPS device) then you likely do not want to download this raw data, instead see other OSM download options .