Marble - Maps for Download
This page contains a few packages that contain map data for the Qt-Only version of Marble. You can install this data manually. Users of the KDE version can get these maps with "Download maps..." in the "File" menu.
You have to extract these files into Marble's maps directory. On Windows this is data/maps in your Marble installation. On Linux you will find it in $XDG_DATA_HOME/marble/maps while $XDG_DATA_HOME is usually ~/.local/share.
Map packages
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Natural Earth III Natural Earth III portrays the world environment in an idealized manner with little human influence. Author: Tom Patterson, www.shadedrelief.com, 2008 License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Natural Earth II - Oceans with layered depth. Natural Earth II portrays the world environment in an idealized manner with little human influence. This version displays oceans with layered depth. Author: Tom Patterson, www.shadedrelief.com, 2008 License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Natural Earth II - Oceans with blended depth tints and shading. Natural Earth II portrays the world environment in an idealized manner with little human influence. This version displays oceans with blended depth tints and shading. Author: Tom Patterson, www.shadedrelief.com, 2008 License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1570 Historical world map from the year 1570. Published as part of the first modern atlas ("Theatrum Orbis Terrarum"). Author: Abraham Ortelius in 1570. Credits: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1595 Historical world map from the year 1595. Records the first English circumnavigation of the globe. Author: Jodocus Hondius in 1595. Credits: Library of Congress License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1630 Historical world map from the year 1630. Author: Henrik Hondius in 1630 in Amsterdam. Credits: State Library of New South Wales License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1691 Historical world map from the year 1691 in french language. Converted for use in Marble by Krutki Tamás Author: Nicholas Sanson and Alexis Hubert Jaillot in France. Credits: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1720 Historical world map from the year 1720. The map shows nautical exploration routes. Author: Guillaume de L'Isle in 1720 in Paris. Credits: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1744 Historical world map from the year 1744 with ocean winds. Converted for use in Marble by Gábor Péterffy. Author: Emmanuel Bowen in 1744. Credits: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1786 Historical world map from the year 1786. Author: William Faden in 1786, London. Credits: Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Historical Map 1866 Historical world map from the year 1866. The map displays routes of important explorers. Author: Samuel Augustus Michell in 1866. Source: Geographicus Rare Antique Maps License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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OpenSeaMap A global seamap. Converted for use in Marble by Anders Lund Author: OpenStreetMap (OSM) and the OpenSeaMap project. License: Creative Commons by-SA 2.0 |
Download version 0.1 |
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Cycle Map A global cyclemap created by the OpenStreetMap (OSM) project. Author: The OpenCycleMap was created by Andy Allan and Dave Stubbs. License: Creative Commons by-SA 2.0 |
Download version 0.3 |
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Osmarender OpenStreetMap Requires KDE >= 4.5.1: A global map created by the OpenStreetMap (OSM) project. Author: The Osmarender Map Theme was converted for use in Marble by Bernhard Beschow and Dennis Nienhüser License: Creative Commons by-SA 2.0 |
Download version 0.3 |
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Public Transport Requires KDE >= 4.5.1: A global map created by the OpenStreetMap (OSM) project. Author: The Public Transport Map is created by Melchior Moos based on data gathered by the OpenStreetMap community. Converted for use in Marble by Paul Kocialkowski. License: Creative Commons by-SA 2.0 |
Download version 0.1 |
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Climate Zones Climate zones of the world. Converted for use in Marble by Mohammed Nafees. Author: LordToran based on Peel, M. C. and Finlayson, B. L. and McMahon, T. A. License: Creative Commons by-SA 3.0 |
Download version 0.1 |
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Moon - 1609 - Thomas Harriot First telescopic drawing of the moon surface showing craters. Converted for use in Marble by Abhishek Arora. Author: Thomas Harriot in 1609 License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Moon - 1645 - Hevelius An early map of the moon created shortly after the telescope was discovered. Author: Johannes Hevelius in 1645, published in "Selenographia, sive Lunae descriptio" License: Public domain |
Download version 0.2 |
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Moon - 1707 - Homann and Doppelmayr A map that compares the different lunar nomenclatures of Hevelius and Riccioli. Converted for use in Marble by Mohammed Nafees. Author: Homann and Doppelmayr in 1707 License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Moon - Elevation Color-coded elevation data of the Moon. Author: NASA/SDIO, Courtesy USGS Astrogeology Research Program License: Public domain |
Download version 0.2 |
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Moon - Shaded Relief Shaded Relief or "Hillshade" Topographic Map of the moon. Author: NASA, 2002. Courtesy USGS Astrogeology Research Program License: Public domain |
Download version 0.2 |
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Mercury Mercury based on the Mariner 10 and messenger missions. Converted for use in Marble by Timothy Lanzi. Author: NASA/SDIO, Courtesy USGS Astrogeology Research Program License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Venus Venus shown without its permanent cloudcover based on Magellan radar data. Author: NASA/JPL-Caltech License: Public domain |
Download version 0.3 |
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Venus Topography The color-coded topography of Venus based on Magellan radar data. Converted for use in Marble by Gábor Péterffy. Author: NASA/JPL-Caltech License: Public domain |
Download version 0.2 |
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Mars Mars in natural colors based on Viking material. Author: NASA, Courtesy USGS Astrogeology Research Program License: Public domain |
Download version 0.3 |
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Mars Topography The Mars Global Surveyor mission carried the Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLA) instrument, which measured the height of surfaces on Mars. Author: NASA, Courtesy USGS Astrogeology Research Program License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Mars - 1886 - Schiaparelli A historical Mars map that shows the "mars canals" as seen by Giovanni Schiaparelli in 1886. Converted for use in Marble by Gábor Péterffy. Author: Giovanni Schiaparelli License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
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Mars - 1895 - Lowell A historical Mars map that shows the "mars canals" as seen by Percival Lowell in 1895. Converted for use in Marble by Gábor Péterffy. Author: Percival Lowell License: Public domain |
Download version 0.1 |
