About Nearmap Content

Nearmap Imagery are images containing metadata, generated from individual aerial photos that are automatically captured from an aircraft flying over very large survey areas of entire cities or regions, usually between 700km2 and 10,000km2.

Coverage

The questions our customers ask us most are: where do we fly, how often do we update our imagery and how accurate is our imagery.

At Nearmap, we regularly capture urban and regional areas across Australia, the United States, New Zealand and Canada — multiple times a year, both leaf-on and leaf-off. All imagery is timestamped and delivered to you via the cloud in just a few days. Learn more about our coverage program, include where you can watch for updates.

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Accuracy

Our current generation camera system captures data with a ground sample distance (GSD) of 5.8cm (2.3”) in vertical imagery with a horizontal accuracy of 25.3cm (10”). Read more about the accuracy of our imagery and how it is georeferenced.

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First Imagery Dates

First Imagery Dates

We have captured imagery of Perth since November 2007. Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane images go back to late 2009. United States image captures began in 2014. No prior imagery is available.

Nearmap imagery and privacy

Our current generation camera system captures data with a ground sample distance (GSD) of 5.8cm (2.3”) in vertical imagery with a horizontal accuracy of 25.3cm (10”). Read more about the accuracy of our imagery and how it is georeferenced.

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Nearmap Content Types

If you already have a Nearmap subscription, it will include at least one of our content types. This section introduces our content types and provides links where you can find out more. Note that you may need to upgrade your subscription to include each of the content types described below.

Nearmap Vertical

Nearmap Oblique

Nearmap Panorama

Nearmap 3D

Nearmap AI

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