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Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Abuja,
street by street.

Nigeria's capital at true 1:1 scale, in your browser. Find any place, get directions, then walk, drive an FCT green taxi, cycle or fly there, from Jabi Lake to Aso Rock.

Use my location National Mosque Aso Rock Millennium Tower Jabi Lake Directions to Eagle Square
37,373buildings on their real footprints
624named streets, every one drivable
835places to search: hotels, banks, markets…
63signalised junctions & crossings, as mapped
1 : 112.5 × 13.7 km, every metre to scale

Start somewhere iconic

The sights of the capital

Pick a sight and you arrive on the street in front of it, facing it. Everything around it is there too: the roads, the traffic, the people.

The Abuja National Mosque's golden dome and four minarets
Abuja National MosqueCentral Business District
 Aso Rock rising over the east of the city
Aso Rock400 m of granite over Asokoro
 The Millennium Tower's white cylinders and observation disc
Millennium TowerCentral Business District
 Eagle Square with Aso Rock beyond
Eagle SquareThe heart of the National Axis
 The Three Arms Zone with the National Assembly
Three Arms ZoneNational Assembly · Presidency · Supreme Court
 Jabi Lake and the district around it
Jabi LakeJabi · Utako

A map you can step into

Search. Route. Ride.

1

Search like a map app

Type a place, a street, a district or just “pharmacy”. Suggestions appear as you type, nearest first, typos forgiven.

2

Plan any route

From where you stand, or from anywhere, to anywhere. By car (one-way streets obeyed), on foot or by bicycle, with every turn spelled out.

3

Go, or let the guide drive

Follow the blue line on the road with live turn-by-turn guidance, or switch on Tour Drive and the guide takes you there, stopping at red lights.

An FCT green taxi at a signalised junction
  • WalkAmong the crowds on the pavements, across the zebra crossings
  • Drive an FCT green taxiIn the traffic, on the right, over the flyovers
  • CycleThe quiet crescents of Maitama and Asokoro
  • FlyOver the National Axis to the top of Aso Rock
  • Real sunlightGolden hour, midday, sunset and night, for today's date in Abuja

Built from open data

What's real, and what's estimated

Streets & flyovers

Every road in OpenStreetMap across the city, with its lanes, direction and the interchanges' decks and ramps.

Buildings & places

Each footprint where it stands; named places carry a name board. Most heights are estimates: the map rarely records them.

Signals & districts

Traffic lights where they are mapped, and the official district boundaries, from Garki to Maitama.

Terrain & sun

The hills from SRTM elevation data, Aso Rock's summit at its surveyed 936 m, and the sun where it is today.

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