City maps, satellite images and famous places
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Twenty recently added city maps:
- Dana Point, CA, USA
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
- Milford, CT, USA
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Milford, Connecticut is a coastal city located to the southwest of New Haven. The population of Milford exceeds 54 thousand residents. Milford was incorporated as a city in 1959, though its history dates back to 1639.
Twenty newly added special places:
- SaskTel Centre (satellite map)
SaskTel Centre AKA SaskTel Place is a multi-purpose arena located in Saskatoon, Canada. Built in 1988, it can host up to 15 thousand spectators. SaskTel Centre organises live concerts and sports events as well.
- Banc of California Stadium (satellite map)
Banc of California Stadium is a large soccer-oriented arena, located at 3939 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, California. Home ground to Los Angeles FC soccer team, it can seat up to 23,500 spectators. Banc of California Stadium was built between 2016 and 2018. The stadium has hosted a number of concerts by leading rock stars.
- Denny Sanford Premier Center (satellite map)
Denny Sanford Premier Center is a large indoor venue located in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Built in 2014, it hosts a large variety of sports and concerts. The capacity of Denny Sanford Premier Center can reach 13 thousand spectators.
- Big Sky Resort (satellite map)
Big Sky Resort is a large alpine skiing facility located in the southern part of Montana, 50 miles south to the city of Bozeman. Big Sky Resort has a vast amount of skiing runs, 60% of which are for advanced skiers.
- Big Sky Events Arena (satellite map)
Big Sky Events Arena is a music venue located at the Big Sky Resort in Montana. It hosts concerts by leading artists from all over the world.
- USANA Amphitheatre (satellite map)
USANA Amphitheatre is a famous music venue located in West Valley City, a suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah. It was built in July 2003 to host up to 25 thousand spectators: 7000 on fixed seats and the rest on the lawn.
- Ruoff Music Center (satellite map)
Ruoff Music Center is a large outdoor amphitheatre located in Noblesville, a suburb of Indianapolis, Indiana. Built in 1989, it hosts a variety of music shows with maximum capacity of 25 thousand spectators.
- Maine Savings Amphitheater (satellite map)
Maine Savings Amphitheater is a large music venue located in Bangor, Maine. It stands on the western bank of the Penobscot River.
- Rogers Centre (satellite map)
Rogers Centre AKA SkyDome is a beautiful multipurpose venue located in downtown Toronto, Canada. Built in 1989, it has a retractable roof and can seat up to 55 thousand people. Rogers Centre hosts different types of sport events and concerts.
- Saratoga Performing Arts Center (satellite map)
Saratoga Performing Arts Center is a famous amphitheatre located in Saratoga Springs, New York. SPAC hosts different types of music events, including rock concerts and jazz. The total capacity of the outdoor ground is about 20 thousand spectators.
- Villa Park (satellite map)
Villa Park is a famous football stadium located in Birmingham, UK. Built back in 1897, it hosts the home matches of Aston Villa as well as rock concerts. The total capacity of Villa Park exceeds 42 thousand spectators.
- London Stadium (satellite map)
London Stadium is a famous multipurpose arena located at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, UK. Built in 2012 for the Olympic Games, it can host up to 66 thousand spectators.
- Merriweather Post Pavilion (satellite map)
Merriweather Post Pavilion is a large outdoor music venue located in Columbia, Maryland. Built in 1967, it can host concerts with up to 19 thousand spectators.
- The Pavilion At Star Lake (satellite map)
The Pavilion At Star Lake is a famous amphitheatre located in Pennsylvania, about 27 miles west to Pittsburgh. Built in 1990, it can host up to 23 thousand spectators. Many high profile rock concerts and festivals are held here each summer.
- Aztec Stadium (satellite map)
Aztec Stadium or Estadio Azteca is a famous football arena located near Mexico city, Mexico. Built in 1966 it can host up to 88 thousand spectators, which makes it one of the largest football stadiums in the world. Aztec Stadium hosted matches of 1986 FIFA world cup. It will also host some games of 2026 FIFA world cup.
- BC Place (satellite map)
BC Place is a modern stadium located at 777 Pacific Boulevard, Vancouver, Canada. Built in 1983 and renovated in 2011, it can seat up to 54 thousand spectators. BC Place is home for Vancouver Whitecaps FC soccer club of MLS.
- Doheny State Beach (satellite map)
Doheny State Beach is a protected ocean shore strip located in Dana Point, California. This popular surfing facility hosts music festivals as well as sports competitions. Doheny State Beach is situated about 60 miles southeast to Los Angeles.
- Kentucky Expo Center (satellite map)
Kentucky Exposition Center is a large entertainment venue located on the southern outskirts of Louisville, Kentucky. Built back in 1956, it hosts concerts and sport events with a capacity of 38 thousand people.
- Freedom Mortgage Pavilion (satellite map)
The Freedom Mortgage Pavilion is a large entertainment complex located at 1 Harbour Blvd, Camden, New Jersey. It stands on the eastern bank of the Delaware River, right across from Philadelphia. Built in 1995, it can host up to 28 thousand spectators in outdoor mode or 7000 indoor.
- FirstOntario Centre (satellite map)
FirstOntario Centre is a large indoor entertainment complex located in Hamilton, Canada. Built in 1985, it was known as Copps Coliseum before 2014. The total capacity of FirstOntario Centre can reach 19 thousand spectators. The arena is used mostly for ice hockey and rock concerts.
Recently added counties:
- Madison County, Virginia (satellite map)
Madison County is situated in the northern section of Virginia. The county is named after James Madison, Congressman from Virginia, U.S. President. The area of Madison County is about 322 square miles. The county was founded in 1793 and it is populated today by 14 thousand residents. Madison is the county seat of Madison County.
- Lunenburg County, Virginia (satellite map)
Lunenburg County is positioned in the southern part of Virginia. The county is named after Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg, from which the current line of British monarchs hailed. The population of Lunenburg County exceeds 12 thousand people. The county, brought to the map back in 1746, spans a total area of about 432 square miles. The county seat of Lunenburg County is Lunenburg.
- Louisa County, Virginia (satellite map)
Louisa County is located in the central section of Virginia. The county is named after Princess Louise, youngest daughter of George II. The county seat of Louisa County is Louisa. The overall area of the county is about 498 square miles. Formed back in 1742, today Louisa County counts over 39 thousand inhabitants.
- Loudoun County, Virginia (satellite map)
Loudoun County is situated in the northern part of Virginia. The county is named after John Campbell, 4th Earl of Loudoun. The area of Loudoun County is about 520 square miles. The county was established in 1757 and it is populated today by 428 thousand residents. Leesburg is the county seat of Loudoun County.
- Lee County, Virginia (satellite map)
Lee County is positioned on the western tip of Virginia. The county is named after Light Horse Harry Lee, Revolutionary War general and governor of Virginia. The population of Lee County exceeds 22 thousand people. The county, founded back in 1793, spans a total area of about 437 square miles. The county seat of Lee County is Jonesville.
- Lancaster County, Virginia (satellite map)
Lancaster County is located on the eastern edge of Virginia. The county is named after Lancaster, United Kingdom. The county seat of Lancaster County is Lancaster. The overall area of the county is about 133 square miles. Brought to the map back in 1651, today Lancaster County counts over 11 thousand inhabitants.
- King William County, Virginia (satellite map)
King William County is situated in the eastern portion of Virginia. The county is named after William III of England. The area of King William County is about 275 square miles. The county was formed in 1702 and it is populated today by 18 thousand residents. King William is the county seat of King William County.
- King George County, Virginia (satellite map)
King George County is positioned in the northern part of Virginia. The county is named after George I of Great Britain. The population of King George County exceeds 27 thousand people. The county, established back in 1721, spans a total area of about 180 square miles. The county seat of King George County is King George.
- King and Queen County, Virginia (satellite map)
King and Queen County is located in the eastern section of Virginia. The county is named after King William III and Queen Mary II. The county seat of King and Queen County is King and Queen. The overall area of the county is about 316 square miles. Founded back in 1691, today King and Queen County counts over 7 thousand inhabitants.
- James City County, Virginia (satellite map)
James City County is situated in the eastern part of Virginia. The county is named after King James I of England. The area of James City County is about 143 square miles. The county was brought to the map in 1617 and it is populated today by 80 thousand residents. Williamsburg is the county seat of James City County.
- Highland County, Virginia (satellite map)
Highland County is positioned in the northern part of Virginia. The county is named after Mountainous topography. The population of Highland County exceeds 2 thousand people. The county, formed back in 1847, spans a total area of about 416 square miles. The county seat of Highland County is Monterey.
- Henry County, Virginia (satellite map)
Henry County is located on the southern border of Virginia. The county is named after Patrick Henry, governor of Virginia and U.S. Founding Father. The county seat of Henry County is Martinsville. The overall area of the county is about 382 square miles. Established back in 1777, today Henry County counts over 50 thousand inhabitants.
- Greensville County, Virginia (satellite map)
Greensville County is situated on the southern border of Virginia. The county is named after Richard Grenville, commander of the English expedition to found Roanoke Colony. The area of Greensville County is about 296 square miles. The county was founded in 1781 and it is populated today by 11 thousand residents. Emporia is the county seat of Greensville County.
- Greene County, Virginia (satellite map)
Greene County is positioned in the northern part of Virginia. The county is named after Nathanael Greene, Revolutionary War general. The population of Greene County exceeds 21 thousand people. The county, brought to the map back in 1838, spans a total area of about 157 square miles. The county seat of Greene County is Stanardsville.
- Grayson County, Virginia (satellite map)
Grayson County is located on the southern border of Virginia. The county is named after William Grayson, U.S. Senator from Virginia. The county seat of Grayson County is Independence. The overall area of the county is about 443 square miles. Formed back in 1793, today Grayson County counts over 15 thousand inhabitants.
- Goochland County, Virginia (satellite map)
Goochland County is situated in the central area of Virginia. The county is named after William Gooch, colonial lieutenant governor of Virginia. The area of Goochland County is about 284 square miles. The county was established in 1728 and it is populated today by 25 thousand residents. Goochland is the county seat of Goochland County.
- Gloucester County, Virginia (satellite map)
Gloucester County is positioned in the eastern part of Virginia. The county is named after Gloucestershire, England. The population of Gloucester County exceeds 39 thousand people. The county, founded back in 1651, spans a total area of about 217 square miles. The county seat of Gloucester County is Gloucester.
- Hanover County, Virginia (satellite map)
Hanover County is located in the central part of Virginia. The county is named after Electorate of Hanover, from which the current line of British monarchs hailed. The county seat of Hanover County is Hanover. The overall area of the county is about 473 square miles. Brought to the map back in 1721, today Hanover County counts over 112 thousand inhabitants.
- Giles County, Virginia (satellite map)
Giles County is situated in the western area of Virginia. The county is named after William Branch Giles, U.S. Senator from Virginia. The area of Giles County is about 358 square miles. The county was formed in 1806 and it is populated today by 17 thousand residents. Pearisburg is the county seat of Giles County.
- Frederick County, Virginia (satellite map)
Frederick County is positioned on the northern tip of Virginia. The county is named after Frederick, Prince of Wales, eldest son of George II. The population of Frederick County exceeds 94 thousand people. The county, established back in 1738, spans a total area of about 415 square miles. The county seat of Frederick County is Winchester.
- Franklin County, Virginia (satellite map)
Franklin County is located in the southern part of Virginia. The county is named after Benjamin Franklin, publisher, orator and U.S. Founding Father. The county seat of Franklin County is Rocky Mount. The overall area of the county is about 692 square miles. Founded back in 1786, today Franklin County counts over 55 thousand inhabitants.
- Fluvanna County, Virginia (satellite map)
Fluvanna County is situated in the central region of Virginia. The county is named after From the Latin name for the James River. The area of Fluvanna County is about 287 square miles. The county was brought to the map in 1777 and it is populated today by 28 thousand residents. Palmyra is the county seat of Fluvanna County.
- Floyd County, Virginia (satellite map)
Floyd County is positioned in the western part of Virginia. The county is named after John Floyd, governor of Virginia. The population of Floyd County exceeds 16 thousand people. The county, formed back in 1831, spans a total area of about 382 square miles. The county seat of Floyd County is Floyd.
- Fauquier County, Virginia (satellite map)
Fauquier County is located in the northern section of Virginia. The county is named after Francis Fauquier, colonial lieutenant governor of Virginia. The county seat of Fauquier County is Warrenton. The overall area of the county is about 650 square miles. Established back in 1759, today Fauquier County counts over 74 thousand inhabitants.
- Essex County, Virginia (satellite map)
Essex County is situated on the eastern edge of Virginia. The county is named after Essex, United Kingdom. The area of Essex County is about 258 square miles. The county was founded in 1692 and it is populated today by 11 thousand residents. Tappahannock is the county seat of Essex County.
- Dinwiddie County, Virginia (satellite map)
Dinwiddie County is positioned in the southern part of Virginia. The county is named after Robert Dinwiddie, colonial lieutenant governor of Virginia. The population of Dinwiddie County exceeds 28 thousand people. The county, brought to the map back in 1752, spans a total area of about 504 square miles. The county seat of Dinwiddie County is Dinwiddie.
- Dickenson County, Virginia (satellite map)
Dickenson County is located on the western edge of Virginia. The county is named after William J. Dickinson, member of the Virginia House of Delegates. The county seat of Dickenson County is Clintwood. The overall area of the county is about 333 square miles. Formed back in 1880, today Dickenson County counts over 14 thousand inhabitants.
- Cumberland County, Virginia (satellite map)
Cumberland County is situated in the very center of Virginia. The county is named after Prince William, Duke of Cumberland, British general and politician. The area of Cumberland County is about 298 square miles. The county was established in 1749 and it is populated today by 10 thousand residents. Cumberland is the county seat of Cumberland County.
- Culpeper County, Virginia (satellite map)
Culpeper County is positioned in the northern region of Virginia. The county is named after Thomas Colepeper, 2nd Baron Colepeper, colonial proprietary governor. The population of Culpeper County exceeds 54 thousand people. The county, founded back in 1749, spans a total area of about 381 square miles. The county seat of Culpeper County is Culpeper.
- Craig County, Virginia (satellite map)
Craig County is located in the western part of Virginia. The county is named after Robert Craig, U.S. Representative from Virginia. The county seat of Craig County is New Castle. The overall area of the county is about 330 square miles. Brought to the map back in 1851, today Craig County counts over 5 thousand inhabitants.
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.
The Internet has made the World a smaller place: every city can be virtually walked through and all over, thanks to online city maps and street views.
This site will provide you with every city map out there, from New York to a distant Kuala Lumpur or Tokyo.
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