Count places within a radius of any point

Choose a point and a distance, and see how many hospitals, schools, shops, ATMs or transit stops fall inside the circle, listed nearest first. Download the list as CSV or GeoJSON.

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How to use it

Search for a place or tap the map to choose the centre point.
Type a question in the search box in plain words, such as 'hospitals within 2 km' or 'schools within 1 km', or open Analyse and pick a category and a distance.
Read the count and the list. Each place shows its straight-line distance from your point, and the circle is drawn on the map.
Press CSV or GeoJSON under the list to download every place that was found.

What you can count

Hospitals and clinics, schools, pharmacies, police stations, banks, ATMs, fuel stations, restaurants, cafés, hotels, shops, parks and public transport stops.

Using the download

CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets, with a name, category, latitude, longitude and distance in metres for each place.
GeoJSON opens in QGIS, ArcGIS, geojson.io or your own code, as a set of points.
Both files carry the OpenStreetMap credit, which its licence asks you to keep when you reuse the data.

Where the data comes from

Places come from OpenStreetMap, population from Wikidata with its census year, weather and air quality from Open-Meteo, and satellite imagery from Esri and NASA. Each figure in the app shows which one it came from.

What it cannot tell you

Distances are straight lines from your point, not walking or driving distances. Use Directions for a route.
The largest radius is 5 km.
Counts are of places mapped in OpenStreetMap. In areas with thin coverage the real number can be higher.