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Google Maps adds Fall foliage display to navigation in select US metros
Key points
- Google Maps update shows Fall foliage.
- Feature available in select US metros.
- Displays during active navigation only.
- Available through the end of November.
New Fall Foliage Feature
Google Maps has introduced a new visual update that highlights Fall foliage directly on navigation routes. This addition allows users to see colorful trees depicted on the map as they drive, specifically along the sides of roads.
Availability and Limitations
The feature is currently available in "applicable US metros" and will run through the end of November. Google has not specified the exact cities where this update is active, though Boston was shown in an example. It appears to function only when navigation is actively in use, not during general map browsing.
User Experience
This update provides a seasonal visual element to the navigation experience. Users in the designated areas will observe the change in map aesthetics during their travels, adding a thematic touch to their routes.
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Reporting from
Google Maps is rolling out an update that displays Fall foliage along navigation routes in certain US metropolitan areas. This feature, available through November, shows colorful trees on the map during active navigation.