This map will take you to 12 stadiums taking place in the 2018 World Cup in Russia at a glance

So the 2018 World Cup officially kicked off in the evening (June 14) with an impressive 5-star victory for the Russian owner before a representative of Asia, Saudi Arabia. This promises to be a vibrant, fierce football festival and contains a lot of surprises for fans around the world.

However, not everyone is lucky enough and have the opportunity to come to Russia to directly monitor and cheer on his favorite team. That's why Esri space analysis company has created a completely new interactive map , providing users with the most realistic and sharp images of the 12 stadiums that will take place in 64 games. top demand in the biggest planet football festival in 2018.

This map will provide extremely sharp satellite images with information surrounding 12 stadiums in the 2018 World Cup, helping users to blend into the vibrant football atmosphere in Russia with just a few shots. Simple mouse click.

Geographic image of 12 stadiums in the 2018 World Cup taken from DigitalGlobe's satellite.

(because there are 2 stadiums in Moscow quite close to each other, their positions overlap on this image).
Specifically, this map will use data from DigitalGlobe - one of the companies that sells high quality images taken from space satellites. In addition, when selecting a specific stadium, users will receive and receive information related to this stadium, including the location, capacity, some overview of the history of formation and operation. as well as a link to the official website of the stadium.

This is considered a perfect alternative for the passionate fans of football who want to experience the space and environment of their idols to play in this 2018 World Cup season. In addition, they can also see this map as a recreation tool during the waiting time for the ball and learn a little more about the place where the match is about to take place.

This interactive map will provide useful information regarding the stadiums used in the 2018 World Cup.

The way this interactive map works is simple: After accessing the map link, users simply need to click on 'Start Here' in the lower left corner of the screen and start the tour through the screen. Photo ' has been pre-programmed. Whenever stopping at a certain stadium, users can optionally zoom in and zoom out the image to better observe the details on the field. In addition, this map also allows them to explore freely without going in any order.

Users can follow available "tours" or freely explore according to individual needs.