This took too long to make.

Very cool. Obvious in hindsight with every location having coordinates.

Found an abbey around my place in Western Bavaria I didn't know existed

I love it. It would also be nice to be able to a) enter desired distance, and b) choose the metric system.

Cool idea! I had lots of fun looking at stuff nearby.

Right now it seems that it simply removes links for stuff without a geotag that's nearby. But many articles are in fact nearby and are simply missing geotags, or perhaps encompass a slightly larger area where only a part of it is close by. Also, all the pictures don't have working links so I can't click on a picture to make it bigger.

This is super cool! Just punched in my zip code, and hit "random article" three times, and came up with three weird stories I didn't know about the history of places within a few blocks of me in Portland, Oregon. What an awesome idea for travelers!

Is it possible to change the language of Wikipedia? For many places, the local language Wikipedia has more articles.

Awesome, I found that possibly the first bookstore cafe was in Palo Alto on Cal Ave! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printers_Inc._Bookstore

It's cool, but a bit sad, to discover establishments that used to exist nearby but don't any longer. It's not easy to do that otherwise.

Super cool idea! Would love support for other languages, as English Wikipedia is quite limited where I live.

Wikipedia has a nearby feature that works in other languages as well

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Nearby

This is so cool, although I would like a feature to filter by subtopic or what the structures are used for (e.g. churches, bridges, museums).

I found out that a closed church I walk past regularly was called "St Chad's"

Related: OsmAnd has support for wikipedia-sourced points for the local offline maps. Not sure about the details though. Only related thing I found for an explanation is "Geospatial Wikidata Dataset", which is suspiciously fresh.

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Vey nicely done! One issue though, not many local articles in english here. I see no obvious way to change language?

https://wiki-map.com/ considered much better.

Has local language too.

Very nice! It really should have a field to enter the radius of the search.

I guess it works but I have no idea what a yard or a mile is.