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Cartograph

Cartograph is a Python package for drawing OpenStreetMap compatible map tiles. The tiles it produces can be viewed as a slippy map or by various apps such as Maverick.

Installation

Cartograph can be installed using pip

pip install cartograph

Documentation

Documentation is available online, including basic usage and a more extended tutorial.

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