Understand a number · The Passbook
The Passbook’s map
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With the full Passbook, its map shows every gas station and public charger you’ve stopped at, on your region’s map. In the phone app, tap it for one you can drag and zoom; your stops are drawn on the phone and never sent.
The map
Its map shows every gas station and public charger you’ve stopped at, on the map for your region (the US, North America, Europe, Oceania, or Japan and South Korea; Settings → Region), with a switch when you’ve stopped on another.
The busiest towns are named; an island the map doesn’t draw, such as Jersey, Bermuda or Tuvalu, is on its country’s.
The stops are listed under it, each with its flag: tap one for its station’s page.
The countries are counted as the flags place each stop: by a border, its address decides (its country, else its state or province), and where the address can’t tell, the map does. A stop in Crimea, Sevastopol or the Liancourt Rocks is a dot in no country’s shape.
The map to drag and zoom
In the app on a phone (from version 1.0.7), tap the map or Open the map for one you can drag and pinch to zoom, with the streets of the whole world.
Stops close together are a circle with their number until you zoom in (tap it to zoom there); tap a stop for its name, flag and visits, and Open station page.
All stops brings every stop back into view, and Where you are shows your spot when MileWorks may already use your location (it never asks just for this). Its streets come from OpenFreeMap, OpenStreetMap’s map, when you open it.