BIGMAP Bigmap is tool to let you create big maps. See it running here: Usage is also fully documented on that page. You may want to use the newer version of that service, BigMap 2. The javascript/DHTML interface interface doesn't actually perform tile stitching as you adjust the map, it is simply displaying tile images side-by-side dynamically, however the interface provides a download link for a custom generated little perl script mkmap.pl If you download and run this script it will download the tiles and perform stitching to yield a large image. This is one of several approaches to creating Static map images. The generated perl script is kind of a bulk downloading tool, and so should be handled with consideration of the tile usage policy, although unlike other tile downloaders (see Category:Tile downloading) it only operates at a single zoom level, and the BigMap interface would encourage people to avoid stupidly big areas of tiles. In Fedora it's See also
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