- Why are some areas grayed out on Google Maps?
- How do you change area boundaries on Google Maps?
- What does GREY on Google Maps mean?
Why are some areas grayed out on Google Maps?
Sometimes when you scroll across a Google Map screen you'll see blocks of grey. Usually this occurs when the map is set to satellite view and the application struggles to load the data fast enough. However, sometimes this phenomenon occurs in map view if Google doesn't have access to the right data.
How do you change area boundaries on Google Maps?
Edit or delete lines or shapes
On your computer, sign in to My Maps. Open or create a map. Click an existing place on the map. In the bottom right of the box that appears, use the icons to make changes.
What does GREY on Google Maps mean?
Solid Gray: This color represents non-commercial areas (primarily residential). They are two types of gray: dark and light gray. Regular residential areas are depicted as light gray, but if you zoom in, there will be a distinction between buildings.