"OpenStreetMap" matching MCP servers:

A comprehensive MCP server providing 30 tools for geocoding, routing, and OpenStreetMap data analysis. It enables AI assistants to search for locations, calculate travel routes, and perform quality assurance checks on map data.

Geocode, reverse geocode, and run Overpass spatial queries on OpenStreetMap data via MCP.

Provides AI agents access to OpenStreetMap's comprehensive tagging knowledge base, enabling tag queries, preset discovery, and validation of OSM tags for mapping applications.

Enables geocoding and reverse geocoding from OpenStreetMap data using the free Nominatim API.

Enables programmatic queries against the OpenStreetMap database using the Overpass API.

A read-only MCP server for OpenStreetMap offering geocoding, routing, route optimization, isochrones, and POI search—requiring no API key and built for AI travel planning.

Provides MCP clients with direct, metered access to full-planet OpenStreetMap data through the hosted Overpass API, offering tools for raw Overpass QL queries, nearby and bounding-box searches, feature counting, and usage checks.

Computes car driving time, distance, and 'leave by' time between places in Denmark using public OpenStreetMap services with no API key required.

Unified place search and geocoding over OpenStreetMap, Google, and your own CSV data. Provider fallback, multi-provider merge + dedup, cost budgets, and a policy engine. Works with zero API keys. Tools: search_places, get_place, geocode_address, reverse_geocode, list_geo_providers.

Enables designing and rendering urban street cross-sections from natural language descriptions, and importing real streets from OpenStreetMap.

An OpenStreetMap MCP server providing geocoding, routing, points of interest, map tiles, public transport, and energy infrastructure tools to enhance LLM location-based capabilities.

Reconciles Wikidata items against OpenStreetMap features, yielding verdicts (matched, ambiguous, unmatched, error) based on existing wikidata tags, cross-lingual name agreement, and distance, with support for SPARQL selectors to define item sets.

Enables searching FDA adverse-event reports for animal drugs, summarizing side effects by species, checking pet food and veterinary drug recalls, and finding nearby pet services from OpenStreetMap.

Enables users to search for geographic locations and visualize them on an interactive 3D globe powered by CesiumJS and OpenStreetMap. It provides tools for geocoding addresses and rendering maps with specific bounding boxes through the Model Context Protocol.

Provides statistics on OpenStreetMap tags (keys and key=value pairs) via MCP tools, enabling querying of tag usage and metadata.

Enables AI assistants to find nearby public places such as pharmacies, supermarkets, gas stations, EV chargers, libraries, and post offices, with attributed opening-hours data from OpenStreetMap.

Enables desktop agents and clients to access geospatial services via a hosted MCP server, including OpenStreetMap queries, address and business search, POI discovery, routing, matrices, isochrones, map matching, optimization, elevation and terrain, basemap styling, spatial analysis, rendering, usage, and service status.

A geocoding MCP server that converts place names to coordinates and coordinates to place names using OpenStreetMap data.

Enables geocoding, reverse geocoding, elevation profiles, static map PNGs, and coordinate reprojection using MapTiler's OpenStreetMap data.

Enables users to discover Iekei-style ramen shops across Japan through three interactive UI modes: filtering by prefecture, flavor profile, and keyword; finding the five nearest shops from a location or place name; and browsing nationwide shops plotted on a map of Japan. Shop data comes from OpenStreetMap and the server runs on Cloudflare Workers with no external database or API keys.