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OpenSeaMap

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What OpenSeaMap does.

OpenSeaMap is a free maritime map community with worldwide coverage, designed specifically for yachts, ships, and facilities. The platform offers maps that support various NMEA loggers and works on different Garmin, Lowrance, and Simrad plotter devices. OpenSeaMap also provides maps for Android devices and has an intimate collaboration with Professor Volker Böder, the Hydrographer. The company is involved in global coverage and supports crowdsourcing projects such as measuring water depths. OpenSeaMap was not explicitly given a founding year or precise size, but it has a long history in the map-making field.

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