In short: because OSM.org is (at least currently) not meant as a google maps replacement. By the way, you will notice also no adverts, no tracking all over the web, … Try for example http://overpass.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org (you can click on a location and get listed all objects there; note that this is a development version!). And please also see the still valid answers at [can-the-web-interface-show-pois?](/questions/16741/) (listing other options). Also there are many [services which use the OSM data](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/List_of_OSM_based_Services) (however, currently there is none supporting that many POI types like google maps, as far as I know).

In short: because OSM.org is not meant as a google maps replacement. By the way, you will notice also no adverts, no tracking all over the web, … Try for example http://overpass.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org (you can click on a location and get listed all objects there; note that this is a development version!). And please also see the still valid answers at [can-the-web-interface-show-pois?](/questions/16741/) (listing other options).options). Also there are many [services which use the OSM data](//wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/List_of_OSM_based_Services) (however, currently there is none supporting that many POI types like google maps, as far as I know).

In short: because OSM.org is not meant as a google maps replacement. By the way way, you will notice also no adverts, no tracking all over the web, … Try or for example http://overpass.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org (you can click on a location and get listed all objects there; note that this is a development version!). And please also see the still valid answers at [can-the-web-interface-show-pois?](/questions/16741/) (listing other options).

In short: because OSM.org is not meant as a google maps replacement. By the way you will notice also no adverts, no tracking all over the web, … Try or example http://overpass.apis.dev.openstreetmap.org (you can click on a location and get listed all objects there; note that this is a development version!). And please also see the still valid answers at [can-the-web-interface-show-pois?](/questions/16741/) (listing other options).