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Timkiem Maps

Timkiem Maps – Kaarten, plaatsen in de buurt en live rampenmeldingen

Timkiem Maps helps you find restaurants, cafés, hotels, fuel, hospitals and every place around you with address, phone and directions, plus a live disaster map with a risk report for any location.

Everything you need to stay ahead of nature

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Find places fast

Restaurants, cafés, hotels, fuel, hospitals, ATMs and more around you, with address, phone and directions.

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Risk report for your place

Tap any point to combine nearby quakes, alerts, weather, air quality, UV and river flow into one clear risk level.

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Live earthquakes

Every earthquake from the past hour to 30 days, colored by depth and sized by magnitude, with tsunami flags.

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Global disaster alerts

Tropical cyclones, floods, droughts and volcanoes with green, orange and red alert levels.

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Wildfires and rain from space

Satellite fire hotspots and rainfall layers updated daily.

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Draw, measure and compass

Draw routes and areas, measure distances, use the compass and save your own places.

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Widgets and map launcher

Disaster map, location and quick widgets for your home screen, plus a map-style launcher on Android.

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Satellite, terrain and 3D

Switch between street, satellite, terrain and 3D maps. Premium unlocks extra base maps and offline use.

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136 languages

The app and this website speak your language, from Vietnamese and English to Swahili and Quechua.

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Get Timkiem Maps

Free to download. Optional Premium unlocks disaster layers, extra maps, drawing and offline features.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the disaster data come from?

From USGS (earthquakes), GDACS (global disaster alerts), NASA EONET and GIBS (natural events, fires and rainfall) and Open-Meteo (weather, air quality and river flow).

Is my location stored?

No. Your location is only used on request to show the map and risk report, and is not stored or sold.

Does the app replace official warnings?

No. It helps you see the bigger picture quickly, but you should always follow official alerts.

⚠️ Information is aggregated from public sources and may be delayed. Always follow official warnings from your local authorities. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.