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With over 130,100 unique km² captured each year — and up to 95% of the Australian population — Nearmap covers more ground, in more detail, every single day.Coverage facts and figures
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Nearmap’s coverage as displayed on the website is an approximate only. Nearmap does not guarantee that content of a particular location or geography will be available at any point in time or that its coverage is current, accurate, correct or reliable. The date, time and number of aerial surveys Nearmap conducts is subject to change without prior notice and is undertaken at Nearmap’s absolute discretion.
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What does coverage mean?
What we do
We capture the liveable world through vertical and angled imagery, 3D models, near-infrared technology, AI, and more. Giving you every perspective.
How we do it
All aerial imagery is captured with custom-built cameras attached to an aircraft — not satellites — which means you get much higher resolutions.
When we fly
We ensure that you're working with current ground truth by flying each area multiple times per year. Dedicated teams work 24/7 to navigate factors like poor weather, clouds, and air traffic control.
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Emergency Mapping
Respond. Repair. Recover.
Up-to-date coverage after a disaster lets you focus on recovery. When timing is critical, give response teams everything they need to deploy resources, assess damages, or start repairs as soon as possible.
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In-house innovation
Purpose-built camera tech. Next-level efficiency.
The proprietary HyperCamera system is the culmination of decades of R&D, incorporating AI, machine learning (ML) and computer vision (CV) tech. Use imagery, analytics, and predictive power to work faster and smarter.
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New Zealand
Capturing 11,400 unique km² each year — and up to 75% of the New Zealand population.