publishing/printing - How can I do this?

I like to publish OpenStreetMaps in my travel guide books. How can I do this? Download? Can I work on the files afterwards? I know I have to show the source.

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asked 13 Mar '17, 22:01

Christine Ba...
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edited 13 Mar '17, 23:32

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short answer: yes, you can. You might want to have a look at https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_on_Paper and then tell us here where your problems are or what your requirements are (please log in and then "edit" your question text). Keep in mind, that there no single OpenStreetMap map. There are many - made of the same pile of data (which is what "OpenStreetMap" is).

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answered 13 Mar '17, 23:34

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edited 13 Mar '17, 23:35

-1	Hi Christine, please read these lines https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Using_OpenStreetMap. You could use the changed maps with the mentioning of the source conform the Wiki. permanent link answered 13 Mar '17, 23:34 Hendrikklaas 9.3k●207●238●387 accept rate: 5%

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