📄️ GET /places
Query Overture Maps places (POIs) via a REST API. Filter by category, taxonomy, brand, country or lat/long radius, get contact details, and paginate whole countries.
📄️ GET ./places/brands
Returns every brand (retail chain, franchise, operator) present in the search area, with a count of its places — and, where the brand is linked to Wikidata, its logo, official website, industry and parent organisation.
📄️ GET /places/categories
List the place categories available in the Overture Maps dataset for a country, via the REST API.
📄️ GET ./places/buildings
Merges the 'places' and 'buildings' themes to return places with building shapes, using the nearest building shape to the place. This will inherently not be 100% accurate, as the building shape may not match the place exactly, but it will give a good approximation of the building shape for the place.
📄️ GET /places/countries
List every country in the Overture Maps places dataset and how many places each has, via a simple REST API call.
📄️ GET ./divisions
Administrative boundaries from the Overture Maps divisions theme — countries, regions, counties, localities and neighborhoods, each with a polygon boundary. Search them by name worldwide, filter by subtype, country or bounding box, query around a point, or fetch a single division by ID.
📄️ GET ./addresses
Point addresses from the Overture Maps addresses theme — street number, street, unit, postcode and country for hundreds of millions of address points, sourced from open government address datasets such as OpenAddresses.
📄️ GET ./transportation
Road, rail and path segments from the Overture Maps transportation theme. Each segment is a LineString with a subtype (e.g. road, rail, water), a class (e.g. motorway, primary, footway, cycleway), connector references for routing graphs, and access restrictions where known.
📄️ GET ./base
Land use and land cover polygons from the Overture Maps base theme — parks, forests, grass, sand, wetlands, residential/commercial land use and more. Useful for giving your maps geographic context underneath places and buildings.