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AurMap Open Data

Parks, walkways and mosques: one open file for everyone.

Every month we publish an open copy of the public places on AurMap: parks, walkways, mosques, public toilets, heritage sites and seasonal venues. Download it and use it in your research, your app or your neighbourhood project, as long as you credit the source and share alike.

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العربية

Contents

What is in the file?

Each feature is one public place, with its point on the map and its basic details. These are the fields planned for the first release; they may change slightly before it ships.

Name in Arabic name
The name people use on the ground.
Name in English name_en
When there is one.
Category category
Park, walkway, desert park, mosque, public toilet, heritage or seasonal venue.
Coordinates geometry
A point in longitude and latitude (WGS 84).
Opening hours opening_hours
Where known, including Ramadan changes.
Access access
Families, women or everyone, and on which days, where it applies.
Amenities amenities
Toilets, parking, play areas, seating and similar.
Accessibility notes accessibility
Step-free entrances, level paths and other notes, where known.
Seasons and official booking link seasons
For seasonal venues only.
Mosque details mosque
Friday prayer and a women’s section, as yes or no.
Source and last update source
For every record.
Licence

ODbL 1.0 in plain words

The Open Database License lets anyone use the data, as long as the source stays credited and the data stays open.

  • Share

    Copy, distribute and use the file, commercial use included.

  • Adapt

    Transform it, combine it with your own data and build on it.

  • Attribute

    Credit the source in any public use: © OpenStreetMap contributors, together with AurMap.

  • Share alike

    If you publish a database built on it, publish it under the same ODbL licence.

This is a summary for convenience only. The full licence text is what binds. Read the ODbL 1.0 licence ↗

Attribution

The credit line you must show

Any map, app or report that shows this data must carry this line somewhere visible:

© OpenStreetMap contributors

What OpenStreetMap asks for ↗

How to cite AurMap

We would be glad if you also cite AurMap like this:

AurMap ⁧الخريطة الذهبية⁩ (2026). AurMap Open Data: public places, October 2026 release. https://aurmap.com/en/open-data/. Licensed under ODbL 1.0. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Short form for a map corner:

Data: AurMap · © OpenStreetMap contributors

Format and cadence

One file, refreshed every month

  • Monthly

    A new release every month. Each release replaces the one before it at the same address.

  • GeoJSON

    Standard GeoJSON (RFC 7946), UTF-8, coordinates in WGS 84. Opens in QGIS, MapLibre or any GIS tool.

  • Riyadh first

    The first release starts with Riyadh. Other cities join as we cover them.

Sources and corrections

Where the data comes from

From the AurMap field team’s survey of Riyadh, and from OpenStreetMap. If we ever use a government open dataset, we will name it here with its licence.

All data sources and their licences →

Found a mistake?

A wrong name, or a place that has closed? Email us and we will fix it in the next release. If the mistake is in OpenStreetMap itself, you can also correct it there, and everyone benefits.

info@aurages.com