State of the Atlas

How complete is the map?

What's covered, what's thin, and where help is needed. Live numbers, straight from the database.

1,384,360Reference items on file
3,897Catalog items
0Recommended routes
19Countries started
Coverage by country
Reference items per km² 0.01 to 0.02 0.02 to 0.08 0.27 to 0.40 0.41 to 0.77 0.88 to 1.11 none on file yet
Country Regions Reference items / km² total Catalog items Routes
Switzerland 26
45,761
1.11 / km²
30 · 0 verified 24 partner · 6 riders 0
Netherlands 12
34,800
0.91 / km²
3,316 · 15 verified 3 OSM · 3,310 partner · 2 riders · 1 derived 0
Luxembourg 1
2,299
0.88 / km²
20 · 1 verified 20 partner 0
Belgium 3
23,727
0.77 / km²
181 · 0 verified 176 partner · 5 riders 0
Germany 16
254,897
0.71 / km²
51 · 0 verified 51 partner 0
Italy 20
191,266
0.63 / km²
26 · 0 verified 26 partner 0
France 13
224,163
0.41 / km²
28 · 0 verified 28 partner 0
United Kingdom 4
97,842
0.40 / km²
26 · 0 verified 26 partner 0
Slovenia 1
7,894
0.39 / km²
15 · 0 verified 15 partner 0
Japan 47
128,270
0.34 / km²
30 · 0 verified 30 partner 0
Spain 19
138,739
0.27 / km²
26 · 0 verified 26 partner 0
United States 2
52,205
0.08 / km²
21 · 0 verified 21 partner 0
New Zealand 17
18,582
0.07 / km²
12 · 0 verified 12 partner 0
Rwanda 5
767
0.03 / km²
4 · 0 verified 4 partner 0
Chile 16
16,918
0.02 / km²
16 · 0 verified 16 partner 0
Colombia 33
19,052
0.02 / km²
25 · 0 verified 24 OSM · 1 partner 0
South Africa 9
17,262
0.01 / km²
25 · 0 verified 25 partner 0
Canada 2
30,424
0.01 / km²
13 · 0 verified 6 OSM · 7 partner 0
Australia 8
79,492
0.01 / km²
32 · 0 verified 16 OSM · 16 partner 0
  • Reference items: the baseline we track for each area, harvested from OpenStreetMap. This layer is OSM top to bottom; data from other sources is imported as catalog items instead, where it keeps its own provenance.
  • Per km²: density over the onboarded area, so a small country stands next to a big one fairly. The bar is that same figure, scaled against the densest country.
  • Catalog items: what the Commons curates itself, with its own attributes, history and confirmations. The second line says where those rows came from: OSM mirrored from OpenStreetMap, partner imported from an open dataset somebody else maintains, riders contributed here, derived computed by the pipeline.
Biggest gaps: where you can help
Bike services

0 on file across the whole atlas. One of the thinnest layers right now.

Getting there

0 on file across the whole atlas. One of the thinnest layers right now.

Hazards & conditions

0 on file across the whole atlas. One of the thinnest layers right now.

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