Users can zoom by drawing a box or clicking on the map. Users can also pan, identify features, label features with the value from a field in the feature's table that the user defines, remove labels, and clear selected features. This site provides worldwide national, regional, city, and street-level maps. The site has HTML, Java, and Active X versions to serve the variety of Internet users. Users can zoom in from a world map, as well as create street detail maps by centering on specific addresses in the United States, London, or Canada.
Users can zoom, pan, and query points of interest.
This site creates maps centered on a user-defined address or street intersection for the U.S. Users can customize the map by changing the icons for the address or intersection point the entered by the user, by changing the label for this point, and by added nearby businesses of interest. Users can print a larger grayscale version of the map, e-mail the map, add the map to their website. Users can also calculate routes between points. Streets and businesses from over 20 categories including book stores, cafes, children museums, galleries, movie theaters, music stores, night clubs, orchestras, and video rental. It uses Map Objects and Java to produce an interactive Java applet that can be downloaded for users with newer browsers.