Maps

We hope to eventually show a map of nodes in the local mesh, but for now use one of those.

Meshtastic

• meshmap.net, shows neighbours, hardware details, altitude, position precision and so on, based on the official MQTT server and brianshea2/meshmap.net, sees about 35 nodes in the Montreal area as of 2026-03-18
• Liam Cottle's map, similar to meshmap.net, but more details in the per-node reports, based on MQTT reports to mqtt.meshtastic.liamcottle.net, powerful map (now advertising Meshcore), sees about 51 nodes in the Montreal area as of 2026-03-18
• Canada mesh map, also based on the meshmap.net software and the official MQTT server, but with the msh/CA prefix (as opposed to the "default" msh/US, sees about 23 nodes in the Montreal area as of 2026-03-18
• Meshsense map, based on reports from Meshsense installs, shows links between nodes, sees about 23 nodes in the Montreal area as of 2026-03-18

Note that those maps don't necessarily reflect actual relays that are visible on the ground, only relays that report their position. A relay might be in your neighbourhood and not visible on the map, so don't rely on the map to predict success. Try anyways!

Meshcore

• the official map often doesn't load here, or very slowly
• the https://map.meshcore.dev map shows about 14-25 relays in the greater Montreal area as of 2026-03-18, likely the same data as the above map
• https://analyzer.letsmesh.net/map has lots of data and will spin up the fan on your laptop. shows three relays in the greater Montreal area as of 2026-03-18
• https://yul.meshmapper.net/ shows actual tested coverage from the MeshMapper project, which essentially allows users to "war drive" a real-time map of where repeaters can be reached, shows 6 nodes in Montreal

Site planners

Those tools allow you to see what a relay in a given location would see. It's useful to plan where to install a relay.

• Planificateur de site
• Hey What's That can also be used to predict coverage, and gives elevation profiles as a bonus