Download Ibanda map in MBTiles format

A map built from OpenStreetMap data, ready to download

Download MBTiles≈ 9.2 MBOpen Beta

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Map passport

Area961 km²

Buildings36 055

Roads1 630 km

Points of interest352

What this map contains by default

This is how the map is built as-is — every setting can be changed in the constructor.

FormatMBTiles .mbtiles

LayersRoads, Buildings, Water, Greenery, Points of interest change

Stylestandard change

Detailauto change

House numbersnot visible at this scale change

Points of interestmajor objects only change

Coordinate systemWGS 84 (auto) change

Sheet sizeauto change

Relief & gridoff change

About MBTiles

Map of Ibanda in MBTiles: 36 055 buildings, 1 630 km of roads, 352 points of interest, 19% green areas — in the WGS 84 coordinate system, units are meters.

Which layers are in the file

This file for the selected area contains:

Roads
Buildings
Water
Greenery
Points of interest

Geometry by layer

Roads — drawn as lines in pixels, no separate features
Buildings — drawn as filled pixels, no separate features
Water — drawn as filled pixels
Greenery — drawn as filled pixels
Points of interest — drawn as icons in pixels

What the file carries

The MBTiles file for Ibanda: layers are flattened into one picture: objects become pixels and cannot be selected separately, OpenStreetMap tags are not kept — geometry and styling remain.

File size

The expected size of the MBTiles file for Ibanda is about 9.2 MB; the exact size depends on the chosen layers and area.

Coordinate systems

WGS 84 (EPSG:4326), selectable in the wizard

Units

Meters (projected in the chosen coordinate system)

Category	GIS
File extension	`.mbtiles`
Tier	Open Beta

How many times MBTiles was built in the last 90 days

Ibanda: 0
Uganda: 0
Whole site: 448
Median file size: 62.7 MB
Median build time: 62.3 s

Medians are based on all builds on the site

How to use MBTiles for Ibanda

QGIS (free) — drag the .mbtiles into the program window or add it through the Browser panel: the layer will sit as a backdrop under your data.
TileServer GL or mbview — run a local tile server over the file and get an address of the form /{z}/{x}/{y}.png for Leaflet, MapLibre and OpenLayers.
mb-util — unpack the container into a plain folder tree z/x/y.png if your hosting can only serve static files: mb-util map.mbtiles tiles/.

Programs that open MBTiles

QGISOsmAndLocus MapTileServer-GLGeoServerMapLibre

FAQ: MBTiles for Ibanda

Why MBTiles over individual tiles?

One file instead of thousands -- easier to copy, serve, and use offline.

Are these raster or vector tiles?

Raster: PNG images drawn in the chosen style. They carry no feature attributes and cannot be restyled on your side -- MBTiles Vector is the format for that.

Can I open in QGIS?

Yes, QGIS opens this file as a raster tile source -- a basemap under your own layers.

How is this different from PMTiles?

MBTiles is a SQLite file, better for local and offline use. PMTiles is read over HTTP range requests, better for the cloud, and its tiles are vector.

Which tiles are inside — raster or vector?

Raster: 256x256 PNG images rendered on the server in the chosen style. Vector tiles, which are styled on the client, are delivered by our MVT and PMTiles formats.