Google Maps is a Google service offering powerful, user-friendly mapping technology and local business information-including business locations, contact information, and driving directions
Start your search in this box: Begin your search with a search term.
Examples: - 94030 - San Francisco - SFO to 94044 - Pizza in 94010 - 1 Library Ave Millbrae CA
• If you are looking for directions, it does not matter if you search for the start or ending address first. • A zip code is better than a city and state. • If Google does not understand your search, it will give you suggestions.
1. Paper Map – The first search you do will turn the window into a virtual “paper map.” You can scroll around the map and zoom in and out with the buttons on the upper left. This is a good way to see areas rather than specific locations.
2. Find Locations – Once you have done your initial search and are in the zoomed in area, you can search that area for locations. A search for “pizza” or “sushi” will turn up local restaurants.
3. Directions – If your initial search was for an address, you can next enter a second address and get directions to and from the locations.
4. Satellite View – At any time in your search, you can switch to Satellite View and see aerial views.
• Maps and directions are easily printable from the “print” button at the top of the page. • Shortcuts are available such as starting a search with “sfo to Millbrae” or “free wifi in 94030” • These directions are for planning purposes only. You may find that construction projects, traffic, or other events may cause road conditions to differ from the map results.