Ctrl/Cmd+Enter runs the query. {{bbox}} and {{center}} come from the map view. Nothing is sent to a server: queries run in this tab.
Run a query to see the raw response.
Run a query to see a table.
No notes.
Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the ODbL: credit OpenStreetMap wherever you use or share it. Datasets made from it stay under the ODbL.
Please report problems and ask questions on the issue tracker.
Bypass reads the same query language as Overpass, and its answers have been checked against the real Overpass API running on the same map data. The test covers about 3,000 queries, real and synthetic ones. The answers match (the same objects, with the same tags and shapes, in the same order), except the following known differences:
>) and member counts. Overpass always has the whole relation. When a query lists or follows them, the Notes tab says some are missing; loading the rest of the area completes the relation. A relation used as an area (a boundary in area[…] or map_to_area) is never used with part of its outline: the query asks you to load the rest instead.out meta, [date:], [diff:], filters on user or version) are refused rather than answered without them. Load into JOSM fetches the current versions from OpenStreetMap when you want to edit.{{geocodeArea:…}} and the like) are looked up in the saved data using a crude set of rules, not on Nominatim. For a name that several places inside the saved data share, the results may differ. The Notes tab says which place was used.if:) or "not equal to" would have to read everything, which Overpass does slowly. Bypass stops with "Filters too weak": add a tag or an area to narrow it.This page has no accounts, cookies or advertising. Queries run in this tab: their text and results aren't sent anywhere. It counts visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, once per page load, without cookies or storing anything in your browser. This is to understand how the tool is used and which features to prioritise for future development (e.g. multiple languages, better support for mobile devices). Your browser loads Cloudflare's counting script from static.cloudflareinsights.com and sends Cloudflare the page's address (not the part after #, where shared links keep their query), the page that linked here, your browser, device type and country, and how fast the page loaded. Cloudflare says it discards your IP address at its nearest data centre and doesn't store it. If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, the script isn't loaded and nothing is counted.
Your browser does contact these servers, and each of them sees your IP address, as any website does:
style: section names (styles, tiles, icons). A shared link whose query does this doesn't run until you press Run.Only when you click: Load into JOSM talks to JOSM on your own computer, which then downloads the objects from the OpenStreetMap API. Open in CoMaps puts the results' names and positions in the link, so comaps.at sees them if the app isn't installed. Links to openstreetmap.org, Wikidata and other sites open those sites.
Kept in this browser, for this site only: saved areas, saved queries and settings. Saved areas has Delete; clearing this site's data in your browser removes everything.
Share links carry the query and map view after the # in the address: anyone who opens the link can read them, but browsers don't send that part to the site serving this page.
Bypass is free software under the GNU Affero General Public License 3.0 or later. The JavaScript this page runs is served as written, not minified, so its files are its source; the repository is github.com/osmuser63783/bypass-web.
The map data may be incomplete, wrong or out of date: check before you rely on it.
Licences and full notices: LICENSES.txt.