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OpenStreetMap planet file

The OpenStreetMap planet file is a digital file containing all global geographic data contributed to OpenStreetMap as of a specific date.

Also known as: OSM planet file, planet.osm.pbf

How big is it?

88 GB · PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026

PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026 · dated snapshot

Scale illustration of the OpenStreetMap planet file, showing the recorded PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026.
Recorded PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026: 88 GB.

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OpenStreetMap planet file vs 128 GB phone: data size comparison

The data size of a 128 GB phone is about 1.45 times the PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026 of the OpenStreetMap planet file.

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OpenStreetMap planet file

The OpenStreetMap planet file is a digital file containing all global geographic data contributed to OpenStreetMap as of a specific date.

88 GBPBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026
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OpenStreetMap planet file

PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026: 88 GB; dated snapshot.

The official OpenStreetMap weekly planet PBF published on 10 September 2026 was listed at 88 GB. Planet files grow and formats differ, so this is a dated compressed-PBF snapshot rather than a permanent file size.

OpenStreetMap — Planet data

The marked PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026 is calibrated. Unmeasured illustration details are representative.

128 GB phone

Data: 128 GB; example.

128 billion advertised bytes. Operating-system and formatting space are not deducted.

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Why we use 88 GB

We compare the PBF snapshot size on 10 September 2026 of the OpenStreetMap planet file. The measurement is labelled dated snapshot. Check the source notes for its basis.

The official OpenStreetMap weekly planet PBF published on 10 September 2026 was listed at 88 GB. Planet files grow and formats differ, so this is a dated compressed-PBF snapshot rather than a permanent file size.

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