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USGS portal to Landsat, MODIS, ASTER and other satellite archives going back to the 1970s. Essential for historical/change-detection OSINT.

Free EU Earth-observation portal serving full Sentinel satellite archive with browser, API and Jupyter access. Backbone of open-source satellite OSINT.

Mountain-identification app and web service that names visible peaks from a photo or coordinate. Useful for geolocating outdoor imagery via skyline matching.

Web front-end to the Overpass API for querying OpenStreetMap by tag, geometry and area. The standard tool for OSM-driven feature searches in OSINT.

Crowd-annotated world map labelling buildings, military bases and points of interest. Often surfaces named features missing from OSM and Google Maps.

Crowdsourced free-use world map. The reference vector basemap for OSINT and the data source feeding Overpass-Turbo and most OSM-based GIS workflows.

Microsoft's mapping service — the only major web map with Bird's-eye oblique imagery, useful for matching diagonal photographs of buildings.

Open-source crowdsourced street-imagery alternative to Mapillary. Provides 360° and dashcam imagery for many regions Google does not cover.

Crowdsourced street-level imagery platform owned by Meta. Widely used to geolocate scenes outside Google Street View coverage.

Yandex's mapping service with extensive Panoramas (street-view) coverage of Russia and CIS countries — critical when Google Street View is missing.