OpenStreetMap · central New Delhi
- Licence
- ODbL 1.0
- Source records imported
- 15,895
- Imported into Aloka
- Source observation timestamp
Published hours only; unsupported or absent schedules remain unknown.
The first city · India
New Delhi, one street at a time.
The Lightmap begins in central Delhi. Explore the streets, see where the evidence comes from, and help make the picture clearer.
An honest beginning.
Central Delhi · India Standard Time
In the current dataset
- streetlight records
- 80
- streets tagged as lit
- 76
- place records
- 31,986
- Lightkeeper accounts
- 1
Place records include imported listings and public locations added on the map. Listings may overlap between sources. These records and account counts do not confirm current conditions.
Latest import:
Every layer has a source.
The import boundary covers part of central New Delhi, not the whole city. A street beyond it may have no usable baseline. Walking routes depend on the available street graph and can be unavailable outside its coverage.
Only the datasets below are part of this report. Municipal lighting inventories and GTFS service-frequency feeds are not currently included. OpenFreeMap supplies the display basemap, which is separate from Aloka’s condition evidence.
Overture Maps Places
- Licence
- CDLA-Permissive 2.0
- Source records imported
- 27,301
- Imported into Aloka
- Source observation timestamp
- Not provided
Listings with a contradictory city address are excluded. Source listings are not community confirmations.
Snapshot and import dates do not establish when each streetlight or venue was last checked. Published opening hours can be incomplete or stale. Read how uncertainty affects the glow.
A clearer picture, together.
1 Lantern recorded in New Delhi, including observations still awaiting corroboration.
Open data gives this map a beginning. A Lantern adds what someone actually saw: lighting, activity, sightlines, and nearby open venues. Community evidence appears only after the verification and anonymity thresholds are met.
Be among the first Lightkeepers. Start with a public place you know, check the conditions in person, and leave a structured observation. There are no public trails of individual contributors.
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