Hi!
I like to use Google Map when I am hiking in the nature - especially the terrain view, as it shows the land formations with its shading and the contour lines. It is also good to approximate the height above sea level of one's location by the elevation numbers of the contour lines.
Nevertheless, these features only work until a certain level of zoom. Zooming into the map closer - as it is shown on the 2 illustrational screenshots - and the details are lost, instead of getting more detailed with more information.
I am just guessing, this is because of the inaccuracy of the terrain informations (height, slope, etc.) - that Google Map does not want to show when a closer zoom would require more accuracy.
But wouldn't it be possible to keep those information on screen, that were already available on the larger zoom? So if a height number is illegible one can zoom closer to look at it without actually losing it in the next second?
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