Wikivoyage:Map Sources

This page allows users to search for multiple data and map sources for a location given by its coordinate. The master copy of this page is located at Project:Map Sources.

Wikivoyage does not deal with any of the services listed below. Neither the nomination nor the succession are a quality valuation.

Global systems

 * Wikipedia (GeoHack by Magnus Manske and Egil Kvaleberg)


 * Find this location (Satellite, Hybrid) on Google Maps
 * GeoNames. Geographic names on Google maps.
 * maps-for-free Global Relief maps as Google Maps mashup, free for download.


 * Find this location (Satellite, Hybrid) on Yahoo Maps. Needs Flash plugin. Shows Rail.


 * Find this location (Aerial, Hybrid) on Windows Live Local.


 * [worldwind://goto/world=Earth&lat={latdegdec}&lon={londegdec}&view={span} Find this location] with NASA World Wind. Requires NASA World Wind software
 * Find this location with Google Earth. Requires Google Earth software


 * Find this location on MSN (The Microsoft Network) World Atlas.


 * Find nearby locations on Flash Earth. Satellite and aerial imagery of the Earth in Flash.


 * Find this location on ACME Mapper.


 * Find this location on MapQuest. Roads and driving directions.


 * Find this location on Multimap. Road maps, aerial photography and OS maps in UK.


 * Find this location on GeaBios. Satellite imagery and maps. Needs Flash plugin.


 * Find this location on Mcfly. Public domain satellite imagery from NASA.


 * Find this location on night-lights imagery at Blue Marble Navigator.


 * Find this location bei Fourmilab. Satellite images, projected on a globe.


 * Find this location on Norkart Virtual Globe. SRTM elevation data and Landsat 7 satellite images from NASA.


 * Find this location on Map24.


 * Find this location on MapTech. Nautical charts, and some topological charts.


 * Visit this map on USMapServer-WorldMapServer


 * Find this location on Geody. Geospatial search engine to look for locations on Earth, planets, space, that supports Google Earth, NASA World Wind, Celestia, or Stellarium.


 * Find this location on GPS Visualizer Link goes to input form where many options can be set.