Mapbox

Mapbox is a large provider of custom online maps for websites such as Foursquare, Pinterest, Evernote, the Financial Times, The Weather Channel and Uber Technologies - wikipedia

# Embedding Geojson

Here are some links on how to embed geojson files using mapbox.js: - External geojson - lyzidiamond.com - Geojson marker from url - mapbox.com - Load geojson - mapbox.com - Using GeoJSON with Leaflet - leafletjs.com - Geojson on github - help.github.com

# History

Since 2010, it has rapidly expanded the niche of custom maps, as a response to the limited choice offered by map providers such as Google Maps and OpenStreetMap.

Mapbox is the creator of, or a significant contributor to some open source mapping libraries and applications, including: - MBTiles specification - TileMill cartography IDE - LeafletJS - CartoCSS map styling language and parser - Mapbox implementations- github - Mapbox simplestyle spec - mapbox.com - Mapbox simplestyle spec - gitbub

The data are taken both from open data sources, such as OpenStreetMap and NASA, and from proprietary data sources, such as DigitalGlobe.Map Data: Stick a Pin in It The technology is based on Node.js,Node.js Future & Drupal CouchDB, Mapnik, GDAL, and Leafletjs - wikipedia

Mapbox uses data from tracks of its clients' users, such as Strava and RunKeeper, to identify likely missing data in OpenStreetMap with automatic methods, then manually applies the fixes or reports the issue to OSM contributors.You may just have updated the map with your RunKeeper route mapbox/mapping

# Restrictions Batch geocoding is only available with an Enterprise plan. On all other plan levels, one geocode is permitted per request.

The results from geocoding with the mapbox.places mode must be displayed on a Mapbox map and cannot be stored permanently. The mapbox.places-permanent mode, available with an Enterprise plan, does not have these licensing restrictions. The Mapbox Geocoding API coverage map lists the types of geocoding results supported in each area of the world. Queries are limited to either a total of 20 words and numbers separated by spacing and punctuation or 256 characters. If you use the optional bounding box? parameter to filter results, note that the bounding box cannot cross the 180th meridian.

# Rate limits Use of the geocoding API is rate-limited by access token?. These limits vary by plan.

Account level Rate limit - Starter 600 requests per minute - Premium 600 requests per minute - Enterprise 2,400 requests per minute

Exceeding the limits above will result in an HTTP 429 response. For information on rate limit headers, see Rate limits.