Restrooms and portable toilets
OpenStreetMap location snapshots across Illinois. Private and customer-only records are excluded. Portable units require explicit source tagging. Hours, seasonal placement and access can change.
Source definitions ↗ · Download locationsGas stations
OpenStreetMap fuel-station locations across Illinois. Explicitly private, disused and abandoned records are excluded. A station marker does not verify opening hours, fuel prices, fuel availability, tire-air pumps or a vehicle entrance. Coverage may be incomplete.
Source definition ↗ · Download locations and snapshot dateFlock cameras
Only plate readers explicitly tagged with Flock manufacturer or brand. Community reported; no live video, operating status or completeness guarantee. Other ALPR brands are not mislabeled as Flock.
Community mapping background ↗ · Download locationsTicket cameras
Chicago uses the City’s official speed and red-light location datasets. Elsewhere in Illinois, mapped enforcement locations come from OpenStreetMap and coverage is sparse. Neither source is a live enforcement-status feed.
Chicago speed cameras ↗ · Chicago red-light cameras ↗ · Download locationsBikes, water, parks and McDonald’s
Mapped places from public catalogs and OpenStreetMap. A water marker does not establish that a fountain works; a bike location alone does not establish bike availability. Divvy locations use its official station catalog, with current station status requested separately when the bike scanner is enabled. Old or unavailable reports are shown as unverified. Park coordinates may mark the site’s center rather than an entrance.
Divvy operator API ↗ · Download locationsFood and shelter assistance
The app’s current pins are a limited provider-reviewed Chicago directory. Referral centers are labeled separately from meal sites. No pin guarantees food, eligibility, intake or an available bed. Statewide directories provide broader searches.
Feeding Illinois food map ↗ · 211 Illinois directory ↗ · Call 211