Street View in Google Maps is getting an interesting update with historical images. Plus, some new countries are available to visit on Street View

Google is rolling out new updates for Google Maps and Google Earth, aimed at enhancing user experience and offering deeper insights into the world’s changing landscapes. These updates include expanded Street View coverage, sharper satellite imagery powered by artificial intelligence (AI), and a new historical imagery feature for Google Earth.

Three significant new features have been added to Google Maps to enable users to explore the globe more fully and observe how it is changing. These upgrades include sharper satellite photos, greater Street View coverage,

Google is updating Street View imagery in nearly 80 countries, such as Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Japan, the Philippines, Rwanda, Serbia, South Africa, and more. It’s also bringing Street View to a handful of countries where it’s never been available, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Namibia, Liechtenstein, and Paraguay.

Every so often, services like Google Maps, Waze, and Earth receive new features to make them more useful or even entertaining. Now, the company has announced that Google Maps‘ Street View is reaching more countries.

Google detailed a few updates preparing to arrive for Google Maps, like an expansion of Street View and sharper satellite imagery thanks to AI. Google Maps users will find improved Street View imagery for nearly 80 countries.