Hispanic community

Hispanic community, the portal in Spanish for the Hispanic community of OpenStreetMap The Hispanic community portal aims to gather, coordinate and be the portal of entry to the wiki for all Spanish-speaking people interested in collaborating in the OpenStreetMap project. This is a global community, not related to any particular country or set of countries, open to anyone who wishes to share experiences with Spanish-speaking contributors. Learn more about the use of OpenStreetMap in Spanish on the following pages: What is OpenStreetMap Get to know the basic information about the project Check out the FAQ OSM license information How to browsing the map OpenStreetMap on Wikipedia How you can use OpenStreetMap Read the legal aspects related to the use of data OSM technical aspects Help for developers How to print a map Export and share the map with anyone you want Get to know Leaflet, a JavaScript library to use OSM on your website Rendering: what it is and how to customize the map How you can help Get involved (see also the beginners' guide) Help to translate the OSM Wiki into Spanish Join the WeeklyOSM translators' team and collaborates in keeping the Spanish-speaking community updated on the latest news about OpenStreetMap. How you can contact the Hispanic community OSM Latam, OpenStreetMap's Latin American community, is made up of a large number of Spanish-speaking contributors and communities. Visit the project pages of Spanish-speaking countries, find their contact channels, and communicate with Spanish-speaking partners around the world. Check out the OSM community's contact channels locate Spanish-language mailing lists and profiles on Spanish-speaking communities' social networks and instant messaging services. Find wiki users who speak Spanish as their native language. You can also contact other users who speak Spanish as a second language. Spanish speaking countries First language Argentina Bolivia Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Ecuador El Salvador Spain Guatemala Equatorial Guinea Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Puerto Rico Peru Dominican Republic Uruguay Venezuela Very significant language Andorra Aruba Belize United States Gibraltar (United Kingdom) Significant language Caribbean Netherlands Curaçao Philippines Brazil France Guam United States Virgin Islands Morocco Sint Maarten Trinidad and Tobago Minorities of Spanish speakers Algeria Australia Canada Israel Jamaica Norway New Zealand Western Sahara Switzerland European Union