New quarter, new update. Today Urban Mapping announces availability of 84,000+ neighborhoods across the US, Canada and Europe. This latest push reflects the company’s commitment to its flagship product. Developers are welcome to register for our free API and let the results speak for themselves.
Urban Mapping Blog
Neighborhood Boundary Data Surges past 80,000
May 5th, 2009Urban Mapping to Present at Location Based Services 2008
August 14th, 2008UMI’s own Ian White will be crossing the pond to Berlin, October 27-30, for IIR’s LBS conference in Germany. Ian will participate on a panel discussion, Can You Find The Way? Where Next For Mapping?” We aren’t sure if IIR is going for “where” or “what,” but that’s what makes panel sessions interesting.
Urban Mapping has been doing a great deal of work behind the scenes, and we’re thrilled with some upcoming announcements about our mass transit initiative.
[Update: Umibot says "First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin!']
Urban Mapping Neighborhood Database Surpasses 50,000 US Neighborhoods
July 22nd, 2008Another day, another milestone…
Our neighborhood database now includes over 2,400 cities across 50 states (and a few territories). We continue to increase breadth and depth, supporting enterprise customers and startups leveraging our Neighborhood API. International coverage continues to grow, and more news shortly!
The official word
The Map Is Back
July 21st, 2008This is big news. Umibot had to go into a cooling facility as he (she?) overclocked just thinking about this…Previous self-initiated rumors are correct. The map, in fact, *is* back. The Panamap is back…very soon. Until then, watch for the signs.
YellowPages.com Does Full Frontal Neighborhoods!
June 5th, 2008Umibot’s been a proud servant to AT&T’s YellowPages.com for some time, but neighborhood search functionality is now front and center, so search by neighborhood to your heart’s delight!
Urban Mapping to Present at SXSW
February 6th, 2007Ian White will participate on the panel “Mapping: Where the F#*% Are We Now?” at SXSW in Austin, Texas, March 9-18, 2007.
