DuckDB 🪵

DuckDB Spatial Database

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.duckdb · application/vnd.duckdb

DuckDB is an embedded analytical database its CWI Amsterdam authors call "SQLite for analytics": a single `.duckdb` file, columnar storage, a vectorized engine, and the `ST_*` spatial function set via the spatial extension. Our exporter writes the selected OSM area into a `.duckdb` container where each map layer becomes its own table. To set expectations honestly: geometry is stored as WKT TEXT in a `geom_wkt` column rather than a native GEOMETRY type — to get real geometry you simply call `ST_GeomFromText(geom_wkt)` after `LOAD spatial`. Coordinates stay in WGS84 (EPSG:4326); spatial indexes and Hilbert sorting are not created — those are left to you.

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주요 기능

Single `.duckdb` file — one table per map layer (polygons, lines, points, roads)
Geometry in a `geom_wkt` (WKT) column, read via `ST_GeomFromText` after `LOAD spatial`
OSM attributes preserved as separate columns; export metadata in a `_metadata` table
Coordinates in WGS84 (EPSG:4326), up to 500,000 features per layer
Opens via the `duckdb file.duckdb` CLI or `import duckdb` in Python/R

DuckDB 형식 소개

DuckDB is an analytical database that lives in a single file and needs no server. It is often called the SQLite of analytics: columnar storage and a vectorized engine give fast aggregations and joins over millions of rows right on a laptop, while the spatial extension adds the familiar ST_ functions.

A map is exported to DuckDB when you need SQL but do not want to raise PostgreSQL with PostGIS: a one-off analysis in a notebook, an ETL script, a model in dbt, a prototype query before moving it into a big warehouse. The file can simply be handed to a colleague — they will open it with a single command.

The output is a single .duckdb file, where every map layer has become a separate table and OSM attributes have become columns; the export parameters lie in the service table _metadata. The geometry is written as WKT text into the geom_wkt column: that way the file reads even without the spatial extension, and real geometry is obtained by calling ST_GeomFromText after LOAD spatial. The coordinates are WGS84; spatial indexes are not created, that decision is left to you.

DuckDB 파일을 여는 프로그램

다음 프로그램과 애플리케이션으로 OSM2CDR에서 내보낸 DuckDB Spatial Database(.duckdb) 파일을 열고 편집하고 작업할 수 있습니다:

💻DuckDB CLI 💻Python (pip install duckdb) 📐R (install.packages duckdb) 💻DBeaver 💻JupyterLab

Format specifications

DuckDB 지도 사용자

🏗
Ad-hoc spatial analytics in Jupyter without spinning up a PostgreSQL/PostGIS server
A one-off spatial analysis in a notebook — without installing and configuring a database server.
💻
ETL pipelines: read, join and aggregate OSM data in plain SQL with zero infrastructure
Reading, joining and aggregating OSM data with a single SQL statement inside an ETL script.
📊
dbt models and notebook-driven workflows where `.duckdb` is a portable team artifact
A portable artifact for the team: the file goes into the repository and opens the same way for everyone.
🎨
Prototyping queries before migrating to Snowflake/BigQuery
A rough run-in of queries before moving the logic into a big cloud warehouse.

DuckDB 내보내기 방법

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영역 선택
osm2cdr.ru의 인터랙티브 지도에서 사각형 또는 폴리곤을 그리세요
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DuckDB 선택
사용 가능한 127가지 내보내기 형식 목록에서 DuckDB Spatial Database을(를) 선택하세요
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내보내기
내보내기를 클릭하면 1~5분 안에 .duckdb 파일을 받습니다
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다운로드
완성된 DuckDB 파일을 다운로드하여 DuckDB CLI에서 여세요

내보낸 뒤 여는 방법

DuckDB 형식의 인기 지도

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DuckDB Spatial Database 지도 내보내기 받기

OpenStreetMap에서 전문가용 DuckDB 지도를 다운로드하세요. 즉시 생성, 모든 영역 지원.

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자주 묻는 질문

Is geometry stored as a native GEOMETRY type?
How does DuckDB differ from SQLite/GeoPackage?
Are spatial indexes created?
What projection is the data in?
What tables are inside the file?
How do I turn the export into GeoParquet or GeoJSON?
Do I have to install anything to open the file?

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