1,129 named attractions from OpenStreetMap, gathered into one national layer.
Two cycling-route features currently mapped in OpenStreetMap—the small size of the layer is itself useful evidence.
1,045 hospitals and clinics mapped by OpenStreetMap contributors—not an official health-service register.
60 named parks from OpenStreetMap, assembled as a first look at public green space.
4,620 schools and other education places mapped in OpenStreetMap, with the absence of an official GIS made explicit.
24 hiking-route features currently mapped in OpenStreetMap.
137 named waterfalls from OpenStreetMap, shown as a community-built inventory rather than an official register.