Statistics · Data as of August 27, 2026

Where the stopover data comes from

As of August 27, 2026, the 4,671 stopovers on FreeCampMaps come from 5 source layers. The largest is DATAtourisme, with 2,941 (63%).

What it means on the road

Every place page names its source and links to the original record, so you can check the details there before a long detour. Where the source is not in English, the source is the authority and the page is a summary.

The breakdown

Source StopoversShare of allCountriesLicensesLast checked
DATAtourisme 2,941 63.0% FR Etalab-2.0 August 27, 2026
GeoFA (udinaturen.dk) 1,045 22.4% DK CC-BY-4.0 July 20, 2026
OpenStreetMap 460 9.8% DE DK ES FR IT ODbL-1.0 July 22, 2026
the German Tourism Knowledge Graph 114 2.4% DE CC-BY-4.0; CC-BY-SA-4.0; CC0-1.0 August 23, 2026
official municipal and regional pages 111 2.4% ES JCyL reuse conditions (Ley 37/2007); Ley 37/2007 (reuse of Spanish public sector information) July 22, 2026

Download the CSV The table above as a CSV file, built from the same records as this page.

How this is counted

  • Counted: every place record on FreeCampMaps, by the source layer it came from.
  • Layers are never merged or deduplicated against each other. Each keeps its own license, which is a requirement of the licenses as much as a choice, so a stopover listed by two sources counts once in each.
  • OpenStreetMap is only used where a public body stands behind the place on its own published page.

Sources and licenses

  • DATAtourisme · Etalab-2.0
  • GeoFA (udinaturen.dk) · CC-BY-4.0
  • OpenStreetMap · ODbL-1.0
  • the German Tourism Knowledge Graph · CC-BY-4.0, CC-BY-SA-4.0, CC0-1.0
  • official municipal and regional pages · JCyL reuse conditions (Ley 37/2007), Ley 37/2007 (reuse of Spanish public sector information)

Each record keeps its own source and license, and every place page links to the record it came from.

How to cite

Source: FreeCampMaps, data as of August 27, 2026, freecampmaps.com/data/stopovers-by-source/

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