Can Google Maps show a halfway point?

 While Google Maps itself doesn't have a built-in feature to directly show the halfway point between two locations, there are a couple of workarounds you can use:

Method 1: Manually Calculate Distance

1. Get the total distance: Use the "Measure Distance" tool on Google Maps. Right-click (or tap and hold on mobile) on your starting point and select "Measure Distance." Then, click (or tap) on your destination to measure the total distance between them.
2. Find the halfway mark: Divide the total distance by two. This will give you the approximate distance to the halfway point from your starting location.

Method 2: Estimate on the Map

1. Get directions: Enter your starting and ending points and get directions on Google Maps.
2. Visually estimate: Analyze the route visually. If the route is fairly straightforward, you can often get a good idea of the halfway point by looking at the map's scale and estimated travel time.

Alternative Solutions:

• Third-party websites: Some websites offer functionalities specifically designed to find midpoints between locations using Google Maps data. You can search online for "find halfway point on Google Maps."
• Coordinate calculation tools: With advanced knowledge, you can use online tools to calculate the coordinates of the midpoint based on the starting and ending location coordinates.

While Google Maps doesn't offer a direct halfway point feature yet, these methods can help you determine a good approximation for your needs.