Many find that Google opted-in maps location history has resulted in over 99% accuracy. But sometimes location edits are still needed. Check to see if you can report a problem or get access to Google’s Map Maker. Most of the time in United States locations it is positioned at the bottom right corner of the map. Some indicate that if Google doesn’t own or control the map data that is leveraged, meaning that it is licensed from a third-party map data provider; those names are typically available at the bottom right corner of the map to edit suggestions. In that case, submit corrections directly to the map data provider for updating. Later, after that data provider provides updates to Google, the correction should appear on Google’s mapping as well. Be patient. It has taken months and years for the plainest corrections to be implemented. Use Google Posts to drive updated pillar content and get critical messages crawled fast. Google has been dedicated to obtaining its own data, which means the ability to make corrections faster once Google users report a problem and want an updated Map Maker. NOTE: To take advantage of the Google Maps Directions API, developers need to (1) activate the API in the Google API Console and (2) gain Google’s proper authentication credentials. You will need to have an API key in each map request (or a client ID if you have a Premium Plan). The Google Maps API team welcomes feedback and strives to quickly resolve bugs and take map feature requests from anyone using their Issue Tracker. All entries in Google's Mapping Issue Tracker are curated and periodically assessed for priority by Google Maps APIs staff. It helps to star areas of interest.