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As the world becomes increasingly dependent on internet connectivity, it’s inconvenient to travel without a connection. While you’ll probably survive a short trip out of town without your favorite Spotify playlist, the same can’t be said for navigation. Getting lost in a strange place, surrounded by unfamiliar landmarks and people — or worse, being surrounded by nothing and nobody — can be scary. It’s even worse if you’re in a foreign country where you don’t speak the language and can’t ask for directions.

Along with using the best Android travel apps, downloading Google Maps offline is a good idea if you’re in an area with little or no coverage. Here’s a quick rundown of how to download and use a map in Google Maps.

How to download Google Maps

Whether you’re on Android, iOS, or Chromebook, you can download Google Maps through the app to avoid getting lost when navigating through the boonies where the signal is sparse. But there are a few things to know before starting. While the essential navigation features are available when using offline maps, you don’t have access to Google Maps features like Street View, traffic updates, public transport navigation, bicycle routes, or Google’s Busy Areas feature.

Additionally, you need free storage space on your device to download the maps. The bigger the territory, the more space you’ll need. However, you can download maps on your microSD card if your phone supports it. With that out of the way, let’s look at how to download Google Maps for offline use.

1. Open the Google Maps app while connected to the internet
2. Use the search bar to find the place you want to download. For example, Dallas.
3. After selecting the place from the search result, tap the name or address of the location below the screen.
   

4. Click the three-dot menu button in the upper-right corner.
5. Select Download offline map.
6. Use a two-finger pinch to zoom in or out to change the size of the blue rectangle. The blue rectangle determines the size of your map, so include any landmarks or areas you are likely to travel to.
7. Tap Download to download the map.
   

There is a size limit to the amount of map area you can download. Not in terms of data but physical map area. If the selection rectangle shrinks when you pinch to zoom out, download as much as possible and repeat the process to download additional maps. Downloading multiple overlapping maps is the easiest way to save offline information for a large area. Plus, you can download as many offline maps as your storage allows.

How to configure offline maps

After downloading your first offline map, adjust some ancillary settings to maximize the offline maps feature. Offline maps expire after a year, meaning you can’t access them afterward. So, updating them occasionally is important. Here are some options that come with offline maps.

Rename offline maps

Labeling your offline maps makes it easier to manage them later. Perhaps you want to delete ones you no longer need to free up your storage.

1. Tap your profile picture in the upper-right corner.
2. Select Offline maps
   

3. Under Downloaded maps or Recommended maps, find the offline map you want to rename.
4. Tap the three-dots menu button to the right of the map details.
5. Select Rename, then enter your preferred title for the offline map. It’s best to make it specific and easy to remember, especially if you plan to download multiple maps in the same area.
   

6. Tap Save to save the new name for your offline map.
   

Auto-update offline maps

While Google Maps lets you update maps manually, allowing automatic updates to downloaded maps makes more sense. To activate automatic updates, navigate to the Offline maps page and take these steps:

1. On the Offline maps page, tap the gear icon in the upper-right corner to open Offline maps settings.
2. To let Google automatically update your maps periodically, turn on Auto-update offline maps at the top of the page.
   

That’s pretty much it. Your maps will automatically update. No more worrying if a map is the latest and most accurate.

Offline maps network options

Update your network preferences to ensure offline maps only update when you want them to. While on the Offline maps settings page, follow these steps:

1. On the Offline maps page, select the gear icon.
2. Locate and tap the Download preferences option to show a pop-up with download options.
   

3. If you want maps to download when connected to Wi-Fi, tap Download preferences and select Over Wi-Fi only. This applies to maps you manually download and automatic updates.
4. Select Over Wi-Fi or mobile network if you need your offline maps to download while on a mobile network.
5. Tap Save to apply your changes.
   

Update offline maps storage preferences

If you have a phone with microSD expansion, Google allows you to save offline maps to your expandable storage. To allow microSD storage for offline maps, go to the Offline maps page and follow these steps:

1. On the Offline maps page, tap the gear icon.
2. Tap the option labeled Storage preferences to open the storage selection pop-up.
   

3. Select SD card to change to microSD storage for offline maps. Google Maps shows the remaining space on your SD card and internal storage to help you make an informed decision.
4. After selecting your preferred storage location, tap Save to close the pop-up.
   

While on the Offline maps settings page, you’ll notice a setting we haven’t touched on: Automatically download recommended maps. After activating the feature, Maps automatically downloads maps that Google thinks you could use. It uses frequently visited places and your home and work addresses to determine which maps to download.

We haven’t touched this setting because any option you don’t have direct control over is never as reliable as it needs to be. If you want offline maps for your work or home neighborhoods, download those maps manually through the process described above.

How to delete unused offline maps

You’ve now downloaded and configured offline maps to your preferences. When you’re done with your trip or move to a new town or city, you may not want those unused maps using up storage. Most offline maps are under 100MB, so keeping them for future use is smart. However, here’s how to delete them if you’re running low on storage.

1. Navigate to the Offline maps settings page.
2. Find the map you want to delete, then tap the three dots to the right of the map information.
3. From there, tap Delete.
4. Tap Yes to delete the offline map.
   

Getting lost is no longer an excuse for avoiding traveling

Getting lost in a new city or state may not be fun, but can sometimes be adventurous. As long as you know you’re safe, getting lost can lead to discovering new places and getting to know your country better. However, you don’t have to risk getting lost in a dangerous place when offline maps can act as a safety net. Besides, Google can help you plan your trip so that you can focus on enjoying yourself.

But what if you get lost in a foreign country with a different language and didn’t download offline maps after arriving? Use Google Translate or say, “Hey Google, be my interpreter.”

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