Most users use Google Maps, for example, for satellite views of some locations, for route planning, or for the ability to walk the streets of the world using Street View. But Google Maps offers many other different functions. Personally, I use the function to measure the distance between two points as the crow flies from time to time. If you want to learn how to use the web interface on a Mac Google Maps simply measure the distance, so keep reading.
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How to easily measure distance in Google Maps on Mac
In case you want to on Mac in Google Maps measure as the crow flies distance between two points, so first move to the Google Maps page using this link. Once you've done that, look for the place you want to perform on the map measurement. Na first point where you want the measurement to start, tap with two fingers (right-click), and then select an option from the menu that appears Measure the distance. This will show it on the map first point and on the one hand you appear in distance measurement interface. Now you just need to move on the map and classic by clicking were recording other points for distance measurement. The distance data will then be displayed either for individual line segment, or below in the table.
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In case you want to measure the distance the classic way i.e. not as the crow flies, so the procedure is very similar. Help again this link move to web interface Google Maps and move to the first point, where the measurement should start. Then click here with two fingers (right click) and select an option from the menu Route from here. Then move to na second place, where click again with two fingers and select an option from the menu that appears Route here.
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