osmnx
Street network analysis and visualization from OpenStreetMap
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osmnx is a free, open‑source Python library used by researchers and urban planners for downloading, analyzing, and visualizing street networks from OpenStreetMap. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: prettymaps leans into high‑quality, customizable map visualizations built on top of OSM data; kepler.gl emphasizes handling large‑scale geospatial data sets with real‑time updates and collaborative dashboarding.
When choosing a replacement, focus on (1) scalability – kepler.gl can ingest millions of points while prettymaps is geared toward smaller, stylized maps; (2) visualization flexibility – prettymaps offers extensive styling options via Matplotlib and SVG export, whereas kepler.gl provides interactive, web‑based dashboards; (3) data‑source dependence – both rely on OpenStreetMap quality, but kepler.gl also accepts CSV/JSON/GeoJSON inputs; (4) API and integration depth – osmnx and prettymaps expose Python APIs, while kepler.gl offers a TypeScript‑based API for web integration; and (5) licensing – all are open source, but the ecosystem and community support differ across the Python and TypeScript stacks.
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“Both generate visual maps from OpenStreetMap data, focusing on custom map styling and analysis.”
“osmnx lets users analyse and visualise street‑network geodata, serving the same core geospatial exploration purpose.”
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