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Apple expands 3D Flyover coverage in Maps to Cape Town and Helsinki (Update: Marseille, France)

Update: iGen.fr notes that Marseille, the second largest city in France, has also just received Flyover coverage.

Apple has been adding a lot of new imagery in its Maps app for the 3D flyover mode that initially launched in just a handful of countries. Over the last year it has added coverage for a ton of new locations in the US, UK, France, and Canada, and over the last week readers have reached out to note the addition of two major cities for the feature: Cape Town, South Africa and Helsinki, Finland.

Apple’s list of supported cities on its website hasn’t been updated in a while, but over the last year the company has added coverage in Paris, new areas in California, and other cities in the US, France, Spain, and the UK. Let us know in the comments below if 3D Flyover coverage has showed up for your city.

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Comments

  1. Marco Castellani Perelli - 10 years ago

    Two days ago also Perugia (Italy) was added! together with nearby town of Assisi!

  2. rettun1 - 10 years ago

    Flyover is just so cool. And this shows that Apple maps is getting better and better

  3. Gürkan Sengün - 10 years ago

    3d buildings is not the same as flyover

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