# Viewing Maps

The Maps App lets you view information about previously generated maps. Click on the map card in the row in the job history.

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It pulls up the original bounding, so you can view the area the map covers. There is also a card with some map metadata.

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## Map Information

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### Map ID

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are having issues with the map contact us citing the map id as it helps us find the map quickly to debug the issue.
{% endhint %}

### Checksum

The checksum allows you to check that the map wasn't corrupted on its journey from the cloud to your Micro VPS.


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