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Version 1.11 · 2025-09-15
Support für iOS 26 added
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The store currently lists version 1.11, updated 2025-09-15.








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Wigemo is a Maps app with connection to Wikipedia for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Apple Watch.
Save and manage your favorite places and locations, save the places you want to visit, plan your next vacation, manage the geo caches you've found or want to find, find sights and much more.
Thanks to the connection to Wikipedia, you can easily read the Wikipedia article for the places.
Import places from GPX, KML or CSV files, from photos, web sites, from Booking (App and Web), Google Maps, Apple Maps, Yelp...
The app can automatically notify you if you approach certain saved locations, so you won't miss them.
Supported Maps
- Apple Maps (Standard, Satellite, Hybrid, Flyover, 3D Buildings),
- OpenTopoMap (Topographical map)
- Mapbox Maps via additional subscription (Streets, Outdoors, Light, Dark, Satellite, Satellite+Street).…
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Support für iOS 26 added
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