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Map tools that just work in your browser, with real local data. Free, no sign-up, and every result shares with a link.

Use my location What is my elevation? What county am I in? Coordinate converter

Free · No sign-up · 106 tools · OpenStreetMap and official data

World map with the countries outlined

Elevation · Denver · Colorado

5,280ft

Coordinates · Statue of Liberty · New York 40.69° N · 74.04° W

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What is my elevation? See your current elevation above sea level, read from terrain data instead of your phone’s GPS. What county am I in? See which US county you’re in right now, along with its state, straight from your location. Coordinate converter Convert coordinates between decimal degrees, DMS, UTM, MGRS, geohash and Plus Codes in one go. Distance between two points Measure the distance between any two places or points on the map, in miles or kilometers. Radius map Draw a circle of any radius around a place and see how big it is and what lies inside it. Blank maps to print The world, continents and countries, blank or labeled, as a PDF or PNG.

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For the classroom

Blank maps to print, a quiz to practice with and worksheets with answer keys. Free, no sign-up.

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Blank maps

World Print or download Europe Print or download
Map quiz Where is it? Point to countries, regions or capitals on a blank map. No sign-up, and a link to send to the whole class. Play the map quiz Worksheets Printable worksheets A blank map with questions and an answer key, as a print-ready PDF. For class or for home. See the worksheets
Elevation

Elevation of every place

Look up a town, a city or a peak and see its elevation above sea level, with its coordinates and a map.

Find the elevation of any place

Colorado

Denver

5,280 ft

Colorado

Pikes Peak

14,115 ft

California

Mount Whitney

14,505 ft

Each color band is 500 m (1,640 ft), from sea level to 4,000 m, just like on the map.

More to explore

Pages built from data: compare sizes, check the distance between two cities, quote our studies or follow a step-by-step guide.

Compare sizes Countries and states overlaid at their true size Distances between cities Straight line and by road, with the halfway point Studies Original data you can quote: people around cities, capitals and centers Guides Step by step: Google Maps coordinates, measuring, elevation and more

How it works

  1. 1 Search or use your location Type a place or a tool, or let the map find you.
  2. 2 Measure or draw Drop points, draw a radius or color in a map.
  3. 3 Share, download or print Send it with a link, save it as PNG or PDF, or print it.
Use my location

Free, no sign-up, nothing to install.

Frequently asked questions

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Is it free?

Yes, all of it: the tools, the blank maps, the worksheets and the quiz. The site is paid for by ads, which never go inside the map or the tool.

Do I need an account?

No. Open a tool and use it. Your work is saved in your browser and you share it with a link.

Where does the data come from?

From open sources: OpenStreetMap for the map, GeoNames for places around the world, and official agencies such as the US Census Bureau and national mapping agencies for boundaries.

Can I use the maps in class?

Yes. Print the blank maps and the worksheets, which come with answer keys, and share the quiz with your class through a link. Nobody has to sign up.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Everything runs in your phone’s browser, with nothing to install. Tap “Use my location” to see your elevation or your county right away.