Google Maps Customer FAQ

To add your street and address to Google Maps, visit the Google Maps website or app. Search for your location and select the option to "Add a missing place." Fill out the required information, including your street name and address. Submit your request for review. Google will evaluate the addition and update the map accordingly.

To fix an error in your address location on Google Maps, open the app or website and find your location. Click on "Suggest an edit" or "Report a problem," and then provide the correct information. You can follow the prompts to submit your edit. Google will review the information and make updates as necessary, which may take some time.

If your house address is showing incorrectly on Google Maps, it can be frustrating. We recommend ensuring that you have reported the issue through the "Report a problem" link in the Maps app or on the website. Make sure to provide as much detail as possible about the correct location. Changes may take time to process, so keep checking back. If the problem persists, there is a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page for further assistance.

Google Maps doesn't currently offer a feature to download all your Maps history. You can view your Google Maps history, including locations you've searched for, directions, and even locations where your device has been. This is accessible from Google Maps 'Your Timeline' feature on the web and the Google Maps app. If you need a copy of this data, you can access it through Google Takeout, a tool which allows you to export your Google account data across all Google services. Using this tool, you can download your location history data. Please remember to review your privacy settings regularly to ensure they remain appropriate for your needs.

If an address pin on Google Maps is incorrect, you, as a user, can report it. Open the Google Maps app, tap on the incorrect pin, then select the "Report a problem" option. Input the correct information and submit. Google may take a little time to review and implement the changes, so it may not be seen immediately. However, if you've reported the problem and it hasn't corrected for a few weeks, it may be due to Google needing to verify the information or address issues of privacy or safety. Google strives to present accurate and useful mapping information, but sometimes corrections may take a little longer.