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Overpass Ultra
Author:	Daniel Schep
License:	MIT License
Platform:	Web
Language:	English
Website:	https://overpass-ultra.us/
Source code:	https://gitlab.com/trailstash/overpass-ultra
Programming language:	JavaScript
A web-based data visualization tool for OSM using Overpass.
Features Feature Value Map Display (Not set) Routing (Not set) Navigating (Not set) Tracking (Not set) Monitoring (Not set) Editing (Not set) Rendering (Not set) Accessibility (Not set)

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Overpass Ultra (overpass-ultra.us/) is a re-imagining of Overpass turbo powered by MapLibre GL JS which allows for visualizing large datasets and complex styling.

Much gratitude to Roland Olbricht who created the Overpass API and to Martin Raifer who created Overpass turbo and the Osmtogeojson library. The default map stylesheet uses vector tiles from the OpenStreetMap Americana project. [1]

This project is maintained by Daniel Schep. The source code is found on GitLab.

Instances

• Current version (v2): https://overpass-ultra.us/
• Original version (v1): https://overpass-ultra.trailsta.sh/

Use cases

For the Mapper

• Visualize large Overpass query results
• Styling query results for QA purposes

For historical mappers

There is a deployment of Overpass Ultra pre-configured for use with OpenHistoricalMap available at ohm.overpass-ultra.us

For Siren Fans

By using hub.toolforge.org you can embed images. This makes Overpass Ultra good tool for visualizing large datasets with associated wiki data photos. See example