This is a KML network link that can display map tiles from OpenStreetMap as overlays in Google Earth.
To get started, have a look at the main page and the
FAQ to see how it works. Then either
Currently (version 10), there are 19 overlays related to OpenStreetMap:
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Do you have comments, bug reports, or suggestions for other map sources? Please leave them below.
Greg Dutkowski (2013-01-28 21:50:06):
This is a nice way of getting the osm cycle map into Google Earth. I want to now layer other kml information on top of the cyclemap. I can't find anything that seems to control that order. If I turn on the osm map it always seems to be on top.
juiles (2013-11-10 14:51:10):
all your layers you should be able to drag up or down in the left pane of google earth