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Washington DC has renamed a street leading up to the White House as “#BlackLivesMatter Plaza” 👍👍
It's on #OpenStreetMap already.
https://openstreetmap.org/#map=18/38.90096/-77.03698

The English West Midlands seems to be dominating the horsey set

In OSM, there seems to be a high number of golf clubs mapped around Inverness, Scotland

Rugby League, with the same scales. Clearly it's not as popular in OSM as rugby union

Rugby (Union). Munster Rugby making a strong showing.

Gaelic Games in Ireland with the same colours shows *much* more gaelic games facilities mapped in Ireland compared to cricket facilities. Hon the parish!

Cricket? In Yorkshire?!

Overview of top 10 most popular mapped sport facilities

The `sport` tag in OSM. Unsurprisingly following population spread

Ich have a new friend to help with mapping.

The #OpenStreetMap licence requires that you give #OSM attribution if you use our map data. Sometimes people forget.

So I ordered some stickers that you can use to fix any maps you see. 🙂

(Currently I only have English versions, I'll make more. If you want some, see
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_Promotional_Material_Programme
Or email communications@osmfoundation.org )

And here's all the Ice Cream places in #OpenStreetMap
The Germans really do like their Eiscafes!

Everywhere in #OpenStreetMap with a recorded "cuisine".

This weekend's #map from #OpenStreetMap data. In Ireland & Britain, are you nearer to a Catholic (green) or Protestant (orange) Church?

Here's how to make images of the globe from #OpenStreetMap tile servers.
https://www.technomancy.org/openstreetmap/tiles-to-globe/

I have no idea why #Facebook thinks there is a street network in the middle of this lake

These #Facebook detected roads are just scribbles over a town.

Facebook detects some of these lines in a field as roads, others not. Because why not

Facebook is detecting walls as roads, because walls are lines too

I'm playing with making graphs of what is being mapped in #OpenStreetMap over time, and here's the obvious one of Ireland's long townland mapping project!