Dual Maps

Operator: Map Channels (Rob McMahon)

Free synchronised view of Google Maps, Street View and oblique aerial imagery. Maps can be shared and embedded.

Image, Video & Geo

Open website (external website)

Product

Dual Maps Version 9 by Map Channels. The classic mapping application remains available alongside Dual Maps 3D.

Availability and source date

Active

As of: 16 October 2026.

No functionality test has been performed.

Use in OSINT research

Displays an address simultaneously on a map, in Street View and in aerial imagery. This allows buildings and their surroundings to be compared from several perspectives.

Queries

InputResultResult type
Address + CoordinatesSynchronised map, Street View and aerial views of the selected position, where imagery is available.
Retrieved

Features

  • Displays addresses and coordinates in multiple views.
  • Aligns the map and Street View to the same position.
  • Displays the street imagery capture date.
  • Adjusts the display using URL parameters.
  • Generates map links and embed code.

Categories

  • Image, Video & Geo
  • Maps & satellite imagery

Coverage

Geographical coverage

Unknown

Dataset

Google Maps, Google Street View and oblique aerial imagery. The product page does not specify complete country coverage; available street and aerial imagery determines coverage.

Access

Requirements

Web browser. Free, with no registration.

Export

Shareable map link and HTML iframe embed code. The product page does not describe a raw data export.

Provider

Map Channels (Rob McMahon)

Country of establishment

Unknown

Interfaces

API

Available. Documented URL parameters configure embedded maps, including position, view and Street View. No documented search or data export API.

MCP

Not documented. Not specified in the product and help pages reviewed.

AI agents

Not documented. Not specified in the product and help pages reviewed.

Limitations

  • Street View and oblique aerial imagery are not available everywhere.
  • According to the provider, the automatically selected street view is not always the nearest.
  • The provider announces oblique aerial imagery only until February 2027; existing map links are expected to remain available afterwards.

Guides and practical reports

Sources

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