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- Open Google Maps and search for your desired location.
- Once you've found the location/area you want to save for later, there are three ways you can save it:Type “OK Maps” in the search bar,
- Tap the microphone icon and say "OK maps"
- Tap the search bar, scroll all the way to the bottom, then and hit Save a new offline map.
- You will be asked if you want to save this map. Pan or zoom the view so that it displays all of the information you require. Unlike a mere screenshot, the maps can be zoomed into and display information like street and building names as you get closer.
- Once you have saved the map to your device, to access it, tap the 'hamburger' menu icon at the top left of Maps app, then Your places.
- Scroll to the bottom of the new screen, then you should see all your saved maps under Saved places. Just tap the map you want to to view offline.
A downloaded map doesn’t require a huge amount of space. New York, for example, took up only 13 megabytes when completely downloaded. However, if you're wary of your data allowance, you might want to be connected to Wi-Fi before downloading all the maps you want.
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