In our presentation, we will present attempts to work with materials relating to various elements of the geographical environment in the OSM world. Being aware of the limitations that the tag system may impose, we tried to achieve the best possible results of our work. We collected information on the edge of the Arctic - in the village of St. Nicholas near Rovaniemi, in Croatian Dalmatia on the Peljesac peninsula, on a half-kilometer section of the Moldavian Danube, as well as in the Polish Bieszczady and Beskid mountains, and on the Masurian lakes. Field work is still ongoing, as is the OSM update. However, we already have a lot of thoughts. We are sure that OSM can be supplemented with information that would allow the creation of basic thematic maps used in physical geography, e.g. geomorphological or hydrological maps, or building maps #D in socio-economic geography and spatial management. Some maps, of course, require additional data, e.g. hypsometry , but this is definitely a good direction in providing a universal map for a specific, small area. Over time, an increasingly larger area of the globe will probably be filled with dense spatial information from OSM. And the ultimate goal is a somewhat lazy effort to collect all spatial data in one place.