Google Maps provides powerful and user-friendly mapping and local business information. It allows users to search by address, zip code, or points of interest to view locations on an interactive map or get directions. The map can be toggled between street view and satellite imagery. Directions, maps, and local information from Google Maps are conveniently accessible online or printable.

1. Google Maps
(maps.google.com)
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.