Choosing and finding locations
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Choosing and finding locations
Choosing a location from the map
In addition to streets, squares, and parks, the map also
contains locations such as car parks, petrol stations, and
public transport. You can select these for turn-by-turn
navigation (extra service), routing, and so on. The name of
the selected location or street is shown in the upper edge
of the screen.
When browsing to a certain direction, map information
may not be available on your device for that area. Wait
while Nokia Maps downloads the required map data.
• To return to your GPS (or last known) position, choose
GPS pos..
When you place the cursor near a symbol, Nokia Maps
automatically focuses on this location and centres it on
the screen.
You can choose the location for planning your route and
for turn-by-turn navigation (extra service). You can also
send the location in a text or multimedia message, save it
as a landmark or as an image, or search for nearby point of
interests. If a phone number is saved for a location, you can
also call this phone number directly.
If no location is selected when you press the scroll key, the
context-menu opened applies to the nearest street.
Searching for an address
Select Options > Find place > Address.
The address search allows you to search for specific cities
or streets. The search results can, for example, be
displayed on the map and be used for route planning or
turn-by-turn navigation (extra service).
You can enter the address details, such as Number, Street,
City/Zip code, and Country/Region. You do not need to enter
the complete name of the location; enter a meaningful
part of the name with at least 2 to 3 characters. Note that
you cannot use wildcards. Note also that the address is not
completed automatically since the search function does
not have network access until you start the search. To
start searching, select Options > Search.
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