Special Features

Whereis® features make for very smart travelling.

Whereis® Australia 16.2, our latest map release, includes advanced features such as:

  • Increased sign post and traffic light positioning information1
  • Full-length lane guidance on major roads in metro areas across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra and Darwin
  • More than 200 digital photo realistic representations of major road junctions
  • New 3D landmarks, 3D city models, and 2D city maps for Sydney and Melbourne
  • A phonetic database, which enables text to speech (TTS) and advanced speech recognition functionality

Of course, the exact features you experience depend on the manufacturer and model of your navigation device or the navigation application you’re using. Learn more about devices using Whereis® maps.

Sydney CBD City

Sydney CBD City

3D model fly through

MCG, Melbourne

Etihad Stadium, Melbourne

3D model 360° spin

Eureka Tower, Melbourne

Eureka Tower, Melbourne

3D model 360° spin

 

Whereis® map database features include:

  • Speed Limits
  • Junction Views
  • Extended lane guidance
  • School zones
  • Fixed speed and red light cameras
  • Signposts
  • Railway crossings
  • Traffic lights
  • Toll road information
  •  3D/2D City Models and Landmarks
  • Extensive Points Of Interest (POIs)
  • Tourist roads
  • 4WD tracks
  • TMC (traffic) Tables

The Whereis® map database is constantly being refreshed to ensure our map data is as up-to-date and accurate as possible.

Learn about updates
 

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  1. Every effort is made to (a) ensure our maps reflect the changes in the road network and (b) to address map errors in the regular map update program. However, at any point in time Whereis® cannot guarantee that (a) our digital maps are a 100% reflection of the Australian road network, or (b) that we will be able to address map error requests within consecutive map update releases.