Mark a place reopened or closed on Google Maps

If you’re familiar with a place, you can provide feedback that helps Google Maps decide whether to change a place's information. You can also mark a place as moved, not open to the public, a duplicate, or if it’s non-existent.

Important:

If you own or manage a business, learn how to fix your business information.
Do not mark a place open or closed based on its hours. Closure refers to whether or not a place is still open for business.
Before you make suggestions about a place, make sure you’re signed in to your Google Account.

Mark a place as moved

Open Google Maps .
Search for a place or select it on the map.
Select Suggest an edit Close or remove.
Under "Close or remove," select Moved to a different location Submit.

Tip: If you think something should be removed for legal reasons, submit a legal request.

Mark a place as a duplicate

Open Google Maps .
Search for a place or select it on the map.
Select Suggest an edit Close or remove.
Under "Close or remove," select Duplicate of another place Submit.

Mark a place as non-existent

If Google Maps shows a place that was never at that location, mark it as non-existent.

Open Google Maps .
Search for a place or select it on the map.
Select Suggest an edit Close or remove.
Under "Close or remove," select Doesn't exist here Submit.

Mark a place as temporarily closed

Open Google Maps .
Search for a place or select it on the map.
Select Suggest an edit Close or remove.
Under "Close or remove," select Temporarily closed Submit.

Mark a place as permanently closed

Open Google Maps .
Search for a place or select it on the map.
Select Suggest an edit Close or remove.
Under "Close or remove," select Permanently closed Submit.

Mark a business as reopened

Open Google Maps .
Search for a place marked as temporarily or permanently closed, or select it on the map.
Select Suggest an edit Reopen Submit.

Wait time to publish corrections

We review your edits, so your changes might take some time to be updated on the map.