Tbilisi completely added to Google Maps by 2015
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Georgians and the country visitors are able to see a major part of Georgia’s capital Tbilisi on Google Maps – a mapping service offering satellite imagery, street maps and street view perspectives of the city.
Eight districts of Tbilisi have been already added to Google Maps, while the whole city is expected to be presented by 2015.
The process of adding Tbilisi to the mapping section of the world’s largest search engine was initiated and organised by Georgia’s National Agency of Public Registry. The Agency believed the novelty would help tourists navigate around the city as well as offer support to local residents.
Negotiations between the National Agency and Google lasted for two years before the Agency became a regional administrator of Google Maps.
Complete information detailing five of Georgia’s main cities will soon be published on Google Maps.
One of the world’s most widely-used online mapping services has added Tbilisi to its worldwide service. Every street and any building in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi is now in focus on Google Maps – an online mapping service that offers satellite imagery, street maps and street view perspectives of the city.