Maps not working after Yosemite Upgrade?

You're not alone: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6604828

So they'll surely fix the issue!

I had this problem found a workaround I think, tried sending an error report through maps to Apple but said I had no interent connection even though I did, so I went into network preferences, on my network went into TCP and renewed lease maps worked instantly after.

I am experiencing these same symptoms. Apple Maps will not download anything, I just see a blank grid, and when I go to "Report Problem" I get the error for no internet connection. Despite the recommendations in this thread, I have restarted my computer many different times since experiencing this problem, renewed my DHCP, switched internet interfaces Wi-Fi vs wired ethernet, etc, all with the same result.

I tried analyzing my interface with Wireshark and I found that Apple Maps is properly accessing my interface and sending packets out, but it is simply not receiving replies from any server. Is it contacting the wrong server? The TCP handshake completes with 23.216.11.8 and Apple Maps (specifically, the apple.com.geod process) begins to send a number of HTTP "GET" requests and every response from the server is always "HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden (text/html)"

Why is the Apple server rejecting me? I've been a loyal customer for years ... 😉

Was experiencing the same issue, Maps - View - Go to current location, looked broken. Try this: Restart Mac - Then: System preferences - Security & Privacy - Privacy - Location Services - temporarily turn off Location Services. - Network - Advanced - TCP/IP and Renew DHCP Lease as mentioned. Then go back to Privacy and turn Location Services back on. The combination of this worked for me.

Yup, solved my issue, as well. Thanks!

I have the same problem with the update to 10.10.3, but I restarted and maps still does not work. It worked great and I've never had an issue prior to this update. I am in the process of relocating in the summer and currently house hunting and need the application. Any ideas would greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I've never had an issue with previous versions of Yosemite,but since 10.10.3,my maps won't load.Just a blue dot,and a blank grid.

I tried all fixes on this thread,and none worked.

MacBook Pro (Mid 2014 Retina) (Mac OS X 10.10.3)

Was experiencing the same issue, Maps - View - Go to current location, looked broken. Try this: Restart Mac - Then: System preferences - Security & Privacy - Privacy - Location Services - temporarily turn off Location Services. - Network - Advanced - TCP/IP and Renew DHCP Lease as mentioned. Then go back to Privacy and turn Location Services back on. The combination of this worked for me.

This worked once for me,but the problem keeps cropping up.Maybe they'll get it sorted in the next update?

On an otherwise fully functioning install of 10.10.3 on a mid-2012 MacBook Air, I am getting a strange 'phantom' display of only the outline of the Maps main window (see screenshot at maps-mystery.jpg). This screenshot is on a bare desktop with only a dark gray desktop chosen; a similar 'phantom' shadow appears over the top of other apps' windows, when they are displayed. This happens on both the MBA's own screen and on an attached monitor.

It's not possible to send a problem report, because its window is only displayed as a minimal top shadow (as also shown in the screenshot), and even the "About Maps" dialog box is missing some interface elements. The app will start up and quit normally, and its menu displays, but it is obviously not possible to interface with it in any other way.

I’ve reported this to Apple, of course — just wondering if anyone else has seen this strange UI-mangling.

Still no help from Apple? Mine is doing the same thing.

No resolution yet. I have logged the bug at bugreport.apple.com and they have asked for a full sysdiagnose dump, which I supplied.

No further response yet but will post here if/when I hear!

I have logged a full report with Apple,and haven't heard anything yet.I check news on bug fixes and updates on various credible online sites,and haven't really heard much about this problem,either.I have had maps work a few times since my original post,but it's random,and seems to be unstable.I hope they'll either address this,or all will be fixed quietly in the next major update.