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Twenty recently added city maps:

Highland Park, IL, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Highland Park is a suburban city located on the northern outskirts of Chicago, along Lake Michigan. It is situated in Lake County, Illinois, and populated by 30 thousand residents. Highland Park was founded in 1869 by German immigrants.
Dana Point, CA, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Dana Point is a city located about 60 miles southeast to Los Angeles. It is a popular surfing destination with 33 thousand residents. The city was incorporated in 1989.
Lancaster, NY, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Lancaster town, New York, is a suburb of Buffalo with 43 thousand residents. It is a part of Erie County. Lancaster was incorporated back in 1833 and named after the famous city in England.
Henrietta, NY, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Henrietta, New York, is a town located only 7 miles south to Rochester. The population of Henrietta is about 43 thousand people. Established in 1818, he town is famous as home to the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Webster, NY, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Webster, New York is a town located in Monroe County, home to 44 thousand residents. It was established back in 1840. Webster stands about 8 miles east to Rochester.
Tauranga, New Zealand (street map | satellite map)
Tauranga is a coastal city on the North Island of New Zealand with 155 thousand residents. The city, 5-th largest in New Zealand, stands upon the coasts of Bay of Plenty.
Hamilton, New Zealand (street map | satellite map)
Hamilton, New Zealand, is the fourth largest city in the country, home to 178 thousand residents. It is located on the northern tip of the North Island, about 120 kilometres south to Auckland.
Lusail, Qatar (street map | satellite map)
Lusail is a city in process of development, located about 20 miles north of Doha. This planned city is supposed to reach a population of 450 thousand residents.
Al Khor, Qatar (street map | satellite map)
Al Khor is a city in Qatar, located to the north of Doha, on the shore of Persian Gulf. The city will host some matches of FIFA 2022 World Cup.
Education City, Qatar (street map | satellite map)
Education City is a modern neighborhood of Al Rayyan, dedicated to educational activity. It is developed by Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development for the promotion of education in the country.
Al Wakrah, Qatar (street map | satellite map)
Al Wakrah is a city in Qatar, located 10 miles southe to Doha, the capital. The population of Al Wakrah is around 90 thousand and growing fast. The city will host a couple of FIFA 2022 World Cup matches.
Al Rayyan, Qatar (street map | satellite map)
Al Rayyan is the second largest city of Qatar, located immediately to the west of Doha, the capital city. The city will host some matches of FIFA 2022 World Cup. The meaning of Al Rayyan in "city of irrigation".
Doha, Qatar (street map | satellite map)
Doha is the largest city and the capital of Qatar. It is a very modern metropolis with strict Islamic rules. The population of Doha exceeds two million people.
Hattiesburg, MS, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Hattiesburg, Mississippi is a city in the Pine Belt region with 46 thousand residents. It is the county seat of Forrest County. Hattiesburg was founded in 1882 and incorporated in 1884.
Biloxi, MS, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Biloxi, Mississippi is a coastal city with 44 thousand residents, located in Harrison County. It was incorporated in in 1838. The city suffered a lot from Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
North Bethesda, MD, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
North Bethesda, Maryland is a CDP located about 12 miles north to Washington DC. It belongs to Montgomery County and has about 50 thousand residents.
Wheaton, MD, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Wheaton, Maryland is a CDP with 52 thousand residents, located in Montgomery County. It is a northern suburb of Washington DC, standing about 10 miles north to the Capital.
Bel Air South, MD, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Bel Air South, Maryland is a CDP with 55 thousand residents, located about 25 miles northeast to Baltimore. It is a part of the larger Bel Air residential area.
Annandale, VA, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Annandale, Virginia is a CDP with 42 thousand residents, located about 17 miles southwest to Washington, DC. It is a part of Fairfax County, crossed by the Capital Beltway.
Stratford, CT, USA (street map | satellite map | things to do)
Stratford, Connecticut (incorporated 1643) is a coastal town located on the eastern edge of Fairfield County. The population of this town exceeds 51 thousand residents.

Twenty newly added special places:

Washington Dulles International Airport (satellite map)
Washington Dulles International Airport (IATA code: IAD) is a famous hub located near Washington, DC. The airport serves more than 7 million passengers a year, which places it on the 28-th place in the U.S. list of busiest airports.
Nashville International Airport (satellite map)
Nashville International Airport (IATA code: BNA) is a huge transport facility situated near Nashville, TN. Nashville International Airport performs over 7 million passenger operations per year, which makes it the 27-busiest airport in the United States.
Midway International Airport (satellite map)
Midway International Airport (IATA code: MDW) is a major air gate placed near Chicago, IL. It is the 26-th busiest airport in the U.S., transferring over 7 million passengers a year.
San Diego International Airport (satellite map)
San Diego International Airport (IATA code: SAN) is a significant airfield located near San Diego, CA. The airport serves more than 7 million passengers a year, which places it on the 24-th place in the U.S. list of busiest airports.
Tampa International Airport (satellite map)
Tampa International Airport (IATA code: TPA) is an outstanding hub situated near Tampa, FL. Tampa International Airport performs over 8 million passenger operations per year, which makes it the 23-busiest airport in the United States.
Baltimore/Washington International Airport (satellite map)
Baltimore/Washington International Airport (IATA code: BWI) is a famous transport facility placed near Baltimore MD and Washington, DC. It is the 22-th busiest airport in the U.S., transferring over 9 million passengers a year.
Philadelphia International Airport (satellite map)
Philadelphia International Airport (IATA code: PHL) is a huge air gate located near Philadelphia, PA. The airport serves more than 9 million passengers a year, which puts it on the 21-th place in the U.S. list of busiest airports.
Salt Lake City International Airport (satellite map)
Salt Lake City International Airport (IATA code: SLC) is a major airfield situated near Salt Lake City, UT. Salt Lake City International Airport performs over 11 million passenger operations per year, which makes it the 20-busiest airport in the United States.
Logan International Airport (satellite map)
Logan International Airport (IATA code: BOS) is a significant hub placed near Boston, MA. It is the 19-th busiest airport in the U.S., transferring over 11 million passengers a year.
Detroit Metropolitan Airport (satellite map)
Detroit Metropolitan Airport (IATA code: DTW) is an outstanding transport facility located near Detroit, MI. The airport serves more than 11 million passengers a year, which places it on the 18-th place in the U.S. list of busiest airports.
San Francisco International Airport (satellite map)
San Francisco International Airport (IATA code: SFO) is a famous air gate situated near San Francisco, CA. San Francisco International Airport performs over 11 million passenger operations per year, which makes it the 17-busiest airport in the United States.
Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (satellite map)
Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (IATA code: MSP) is a huge airfield placed near Minneapolis, MN. It is the 16-th busiest airport in the U.S., transferring over 12 million passengers a year.
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (satellite map)
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IATA code: IAH) is a major hub located near Houston, TX. The airport serves more than 16 million passengers a year, which puts it on the 12-th place in the U.S. list of busiest airports.
Walker Lake (satellite map)
Walker Lake is a wonderful natural lake placed in Nevada. The total surface area of Walker Lake is over 50 square miles, making it the 100-th largest lake in the U.S. in terms of surface area.
Sardis Lake (satellite map)
Sardis Lake is a beautiful man-made water reservoir located in Mississippi. The overall surface area of Sardis Lake is about 51 square miles, which places it on the 97-th place in the U.S. list of lakes by area.
Lake Norman (satellite map)
Lake Norman is a significant man-made body of water situated in North Carolina. Lake Norman spans over 51 square miles, which makes it the 97-th largest lake in the United States.
Cedar Creek Lake (satellite map)
Cedar Creek Lake is a huge man-made water reserve placed in Texas. The total surface area of Cedar Creek Lake is over 51 square miles, making it the 97-th largest lake in the U.S. in terms of surface area.
Lake Chelan (satellite map)
Lake Chelan is an outstanding natural lake located in Washington. The overall surface area of Lake Chelan is about 52 square miles, which places it on the 96-th place in the U.S. list of lakes by area.
Canyon Ferry Lake (satellite map)
Canyon Ferry Lake is a well known man-made water reservoir situated in Montana. Canyon Ferry Lake spans over 53 square miles, which makes it the 94-th largest lake in the United States.
Norris Lake (satellite map)
Norris Lake is a famous man-made body of water placed in Tennessee. The total surface area of Norris Lake is over 53 square miles, making it the 94-th largest lake in the U.S. in terms of surface area.

Recently added counties:

Yancey County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Yancey County is located in the western area of North Carolina. The county is named after Bartlett Yancey (1785-1828), a United States Congressman, Speaker of the North Carolina Senate. The county seat of Yancey County is Burnsville. The county's area exceeds 313 square miles. Set up in 1833 from Buncombe County and Burke County, today Yancey County counts over 19 thousand inhabitants.
Yadkin County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Yadkin County is situated in the northern part of North Carolina. The county is named after the Yadkin River. The area of Yadkin County is about 337 square miles. The county was formed in 1850 from Surry County, and it is populated today by 37 thousand residents. Yadkinville is the county seat of Yadkin County.
Wilson County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Wilson County is placed in the central region of North Carolina. The county is named after Louis D. Wilson, a state legislator from Edgecombe County. The total population of Wilson County exceeds 78 thousand people. The county, established back in 1855 as a part of Edgecombe County, Johnston County, Nash County, and Wayne County, covers an area of 374 square miles. The county seat of Wilson County is Wilson.
Wilkes County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Wilkes County is located in the northern part of North Carolina. The county is named after John Wilkes (1725-1797), an English radical, journalist and politician. The county seat of Wilkes County is Wilkesboro. The county's area exceeds 760 square miles. Founded in 1777 from Surry County, today Wilkes County counts over 66 thousand inhabitants.
Wayne County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Wayne County is situated in the central part of North Carolina. The county is named after Anthony Wayne (1745-1796), a general in the American Revolutionary War. The area of Wayne County is about 557 square miles. The county was set up in 1779 from Dobbs County, and it is populated today by 117 thousand residents. Goldsboro is the county seat of Wayne County.
Watauga County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Watauga County is placed in the northwestern zone of North Carolina. The county is named after the Watauga River, which came from an Indian word meaning beautiful water. The total population of Watauga County exceeds 54 thousand people. The county, formed back in 1849 as a part of Ashe, Caldwell, Wilkes and Yancey County, covers an area of 313 square miles. The county seat of Watauga County is Boone.
Washington County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Washington County is located in the eastern coastal area of North Carolina. The county is named after George Washington (1732-1799), the 1st President of the United States. The county seat of Washington County is Plymouth. The county's area exceeds 424 square miles. Established in 1799 from Tyrrell County, today Washington County counts over 11 thousand inhabitants.
Warren County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Warren County is situated in the northern part of North Carolina. The county is named after Joseph Warren (1741-1775), a Patriot and volunteer private who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Bunker Hill. The area of Warren County is about 444 square miles. The county was founded in 1779 from Bute County, and it is populated today by 19 thousand residents. Warrenton is the county seat of Warren County.
Vance County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Vance County is placed on the northern border of North Carolina. The county is named after Zebulon Baird Vance (1830-1894), a Confederate military officer in the American Civil War, governor of North Carolina. The total population of Vance County exceeds 42 thousand people. The county, set up back in 1881 as a part of Franklin County, Granville County, and Warren County, covers an area of 270 square miles. The county seat of Vance County is Henderson.
Union County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Union County is located in Charlotte suburban area of North Carolina. The county is named after Created as a compromise after a dispute between local Whigs and Democrats as to whether it should be named Clay or Jackson county. The county seat of Union County is Monroe. The county's area exceeds 640 square miles. Formed in 1842 from Anson County and Mecklenburg County, today Union County counts over 244 thousand inhabitants.
Tyrrell County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Tyrrell County is situated on the Atlantic coasts of North Carolina. The county is named after John Tyrrell, at one time was a Lords Proprietor. The area of Tyrrell County is about 600 square miles. The county was established in 1729 from Chowan County, Currituck County, and Pasquotank County, and it is populated today by 3 thousand residents. Columbia is the county seat of Tyrrell County.
Transylvania County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Transylvania County is placed in the western parts of North Carolina. The county is named after Derived from the Latin words, trans meaning across and sylva meaning woods. The total population of Transylvania County exceeds 33 thousand people. The county, founded back in 1861 as a part of Henderson County and Jackson County, covers an area of 381 square miles. The county seat of Transylvania County is Brevard.
Swain County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Swain County is located in the western end of North Carolina. The county is named after David Lowry Swain (1801-1868), a governor of North Carolina and president of the University of North Carolina. The county seat of Swain County is Bryson City. The county's area exceeds 541 square miles. Set up in 1871 from Jackson County and Macon County, today Swain County counts over 14 thousand inhabitants.
Surry County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Surry County is situated in the northern section of North Carolina. The county is named after the county of Surrey in England, birthplace of then governor William Tryon. The area of Surry County is about 538 square miles. The county was formed in 1771 from Rowan County, and it is populated today by 71 thousand residents. Dobson is the county seat of Surry County.
Stokes County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Stokes County is placed on the northern edge of North Carolina. The county is named after John Stokes, a soldier of the Revolution who was seriously wounded at the Waxhaw massacre. The total population of Stokes County exceeds 45 thousand people. The county, established back in 1789 as a part of Surry County, covers an area of 456 square miles. The county seat of Stokes County is Danbury.
Stanly County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Stanly County is located in Charlotte suburban region of North Carolina. The county is named after John Stanly (1774-1834), a United States Congressman and Speaker of the North Carolina House of Commons. The county seat of Stanly County is Albemarle. The county's area exceeds 404 square miles. Founded in 1841 from Montgomery County, today Stanly County counts over 63 thousand inhabitants.
Scotland County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Scotland County is situated in the southern area of North Carolina. The county is named after the country Scotland, part of the United Kingdom. The area of Scotland County is about 321 square miles. The county was set up in 1899 from Richmond County, and it is populated today by 34 thousand residents. Laurinburg is the county seat of Scotland County.
Sampson County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Sampson County is placed in the central region of North Carolina. The county is named after John Sampson, a member of Josiah Martin's council. The total population of Sampson County exceeds 59 thousand people. The county, formed back in 1784 as a part of Duplin County, covers an area of 947 square miles. The county seat of Sampson County is Clinton.
Rutherford County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Rutherford County is located in the western region of North Carolina. The county is named after Griffith Rutherford (c. 1721-1805), an officer in the American Revolutionary War and a political leader in North Carolina. The county seat of Rutherford County is Rutherfordton. The county's area exceeds 566 square miles. Established in 1779 from Tryon County, today Rutherford County counts over 65 thousand inhabitants.
Rowan County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Rowan County is situated in Charlotte suburban area of North Carolina. The county is named after Matthew Rowan (d. 1769), was the acting Governor of colonial North Carolina following the death of Governor Nathaniel Rice. The area of Rowan County is about 524 square miles. The county was founded in 1753 from Anson County, and it is populated today by 148 thousand residents. Salisbury is the county seat of Rowan County.
Rockingham County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Rockingham County is placed in the northern area of North Carolina. The county is named after Charles Watson-Wentworth, 2nd Marquess of Rockingham (1730-1782), a British statesmen and two-time Prime Minister of Great Britain. The total population of Rockingham County exceeds 91 thousand people. The county, set up back in 1785 as a part of Guilford County, covers an area of 572 square miles. The county seat of Rockingham County is Wentworth.
Robeson County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Robeson County is located in the southern part of North Carolina. The county is named after Thomas Robeson, an officer in the American Revolutionary War. The county seat of Robeson County is Lumberton. The county's area exceeds 951 square miles. Formed in 1787 from Bladen County, today Robeson County counts over 116 thousand inhabitants.
Richmond County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Richmond County is situated in the southern portion of North Carolina. The county is named after Charles Lennox, 3rd Duke of Richmond (1735-1806), a firm supporter of the American colonists and advocated removal of British troops. The area of Richmond County is about 480 square miles. The county was established in 1779 from Anson County, and it is populated today by 43 thousand residents. Rockingham is the county seat of Richmond County.
Randolph County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Randolph County is placed in the central region of North Carolina. The county is named after Peyton Randolph (c. 1721-1755), the first President of the Continental Congress. The total population of Randolph County exceeds 145 thousand people. The county, founded back in 1779 as a part of Guilford County, covers an area of 790 square miles. The county seat of Randolph County is Asheboro.
Polk County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Polk County is located in the western section of North Carolina. The county is named after William Polk (1758-1834), officer in the American Revolutionary War. The county seat of Polk County is Columbus. The county's area exceeds 239 square miles. Set up in 1855 from Henderson County and Rutherford County, today Polk County counts over 20 thousand inhabitants.
Pitt County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Pitt County is situated in the eastern central zone of North Carolina. The county is named after William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham (1708-1778), Secretary of State during the French and Indian War. The area of Pitt County is about 655 square miles. The county was formed in 1760 from Beaufort County, and it is populated today by 172 thousand residents. Greenville is the county seat of Pitt County.
Person County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Person County is placed on the northern border of North Carolina. The county is named after Thomas Person, an American Revolutionary War patriot. The total population of Person County exceeds 39 thousand people. The county, established back in 1791 as a part of Caswell County, covers an area of 404 square miles. The county seat of Person County is Roxboro.
Perquimans County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Perquimans County is located in the northeastern section of North Carolina. The county is named after the Indian word perquimans means land of beautiful women. The county seat of Perquimans County is Hertford. The county's area exceeds 329 square miles. Founded in 1668 from Albemarle County, today Perquimans County counts over 13 thousand inhabitants.
Pender County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Pender County is situated in the southern coastal region of North Carolina. The county is named after William Dorsey Pender (1834-1863), Confederate soldier who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg of the American Civil War. The area of Pender County is about 933 square miles. The county was set up in 1875 from New Hanover County, and it is populated today by 63 thousand residents. Burgaw is the county seat of Pender County.
Pasquotank County, North Carolina (satellite map)
Pasquotank County is placed in the northeastern part of North Carolina. The county is named after the Indian word pasketanki which means stream fork. The total population of Pasquotank County exceeds 41 thousand people. The county, formed back in 1668 as a part of Albemarle County, covers an area of 289 square miles. The county seat of Pasquotank County is Elizabeth City.

Twelve most recently added neighborhoods:

Sunset Park, New York City
Sunset Park is a vivid neighborhood in the southwestern section of Brooklyn. Its name is derived from a beautiful park located here.
Skid Row, Los Angeles
Skid Row is the famous "Neighborhood of the Homeless" located in downtown LA. It reportedly has a total of up to 8000 homeless people, constantly living here. The glorious rock band Skid Row took its name from this special neighborhood.
Harvard Heights, Los Angeles
Harvard Heights is a small neighborhood in central Los Angeles with 20 thousand residents. It is located between Pico Union and Mid City.
Pico Union, Los Angeles
Pico Union is a neighborhood located between Koreatown and downtown LA. The name Pico Union is taken from the combination of Pico Boulevard and Union Avenue.
Hollywood, Los Angeles
Hollywood is the most famous neighborhood of Los Angeles, known worldwide by its movie industry. It is located to the northwest of downtown LA. By the way, the author of this site was born exactly one week before Leonardo DiCaprio saw this world. Hi, Leonardo!
Silver Lake, Los Angeles
Silver Lake is a vivid neighborhood in central Los Angeles. This is where the hipsters all go.
Westlake, Los Angeles
Westlake District is a neighborhood in central Los Angeles with 108 thousand residents. It features some well-preserved early XX century historic buildings.
Koreatown, Los Angeles
Koreatown is a famous neighborhood in central Los Angeles, packed with Korean street food, luxury restaurants, night clubs and other important institutions.
Wilshire Center, Los Angeles
Wilshire Center is a neighborhood in central Los Angeles named after the famous millionaire Henry Gaylord Wilshire.
Fashion District, Los Angeles
Los Angeles Fashion District is a famous neighborhood in the southern part of LA, which became a business improvement district and grew to contain over 4000 stores.
Los Feliz, Los Angeles
Los Feliz is a neighborhood located in the greater Hollywood, on the northern outskirts of Los Angeles. Its population exceeds 35 thousand residents.
Stanton Park, Washington
Stanton Park is a neighborhood in downtown Washington DC, located right to the North of the Capitol Hill.

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