NAVIGATION WITH CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION

Many applications provide a map to a user. The user may activate a location on the map in order to see street-level images of the activated location. When the user activates the location to view the street-level images, a second map may be shown to the user, along with the street-level images. Any contextual information, such as search results, contacts, favorites, and/or other types of information may be included on the second map, so that the user can see this contextual information while viewing the street-level images. The user may activate different items of contextual information, thereby being able to move from a street-level image of one location to a street-level image of another location.