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Hi there,

I am still looking for a website that displays filtered data on a map, where I can edit the filter.

For example, I like to see all nodes and ways that have the key-value-pair "public_transport=station", or "natural=cliff".

I found http://osm.dumoulin63.net/xapiviewer/ but it shows everything as nodes. It does not show ways.

Can you recommend something?

asked 17 Apr '13, 12:30

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edited 20 Apr '13, 02:18

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You are looking for Overpass Turbo which in turn uses the nice Overpass API to query for map features and displays the result on a map.

Here is an example showing all public_transport=station objects (nodes, ways and relations): http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1e

Click on "Run", wait a short moment and then either view the result on the map or via the data tab.

permanent link

answered 17 Apr '13, 13:00

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... or go to http://taginfo.openstreetmap.org and search there for a certain tag ... the result pages give the feature to linkt to overpass-turbo.eu with the special tag ... see the symbol looking like a steering wheel there in taginfo.

(20 Apr '13, 14:33) stephan75

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