Overture is powering current and next-generation map products by creating reliable, easy-to-use, and interoperable open map data. Our data supports developers who build map services or use geospatial data.
Sourcing and curating high-quality, up-to-date, and comprehensive map data from disparate sources is difficult and expensive.
Overture aims to incorporate map data from multiple sources including Overture Members, civic organizations, and open data sources.
Multiple datasets reference the same real-world entities using their own conventions and vocabulary, making them difficult to merge and combine.
Overture Maps will simplify interoperability by providing a system that links entities from different data sets to the same real-world entities.
Map data is vulnerable to errors and inconsistencies.
Overture Maps data will undergo validation checks to detect map errors, breakage, and vandalism to help ensure that map data can be used in production systems.
Open map data can lack the structure needed to easily build map products.
Overture will define and drive adoption of a common, well-structured, and documented data schema to create an easy-to-use ecosystem of map data.
Overture Maps Foundation will be participating at GeoBuiz 2026, joining industry leaders to discuss the future of open, interoperable geospatial data. Will Mortenson, Executive Director of Overture Maps Foundation, will...
Overture Maps Foundation will be participating at North51 2026, an event focused on the intersection of geospatial technology, policy, and global impact. Will Mortenson, Executive Director of Overture Maps Foundation,...
Overture Member Summit is where our members come together to exchange ideas, build connections, and drive Overture’s mission forward.
