At the end of 2015 Apple took the Flyover (3D navigation in the Maps application) to 11 new locations. Now, in early 2016, the company expanded the resource to another 20 as reported by the MacRumors.
Just them:
- Adelaide (Australia)
- Amiens (France)
- Berne (Switzerland)
- Bremen (Germany)
- Columbus (Ohio, United States)
- Dresden (Germany)
- Eindhoven (Netherlands)
- Virgin Islands
- Johannesburg (South Africa)
- La Rochelle (France)
- Louisville (Kentucky, United States)
- Middlesbrough (United Kingdom)
- Nantes (France)
- Salzburg (Austria)
- South Bend (Indiana, United States)
- Springfield (Missouri, United States)
- Taormina (Italy)
- Tucson (Arizona, United States)
- Toulouse (France)
- Toyoma (Japan)
J just now 240 officially supported by Flyover, but the Brazil unfortunately remains out.
