This map of the constellations enables you to search the night sky above any location, and fast forward through the hours and days to see what the stars have in your future. Astroviewer

SoCal readers will want to check out this map of recent earthquake activity in the area, recorded by the Anza Network

Driving and texting isn't just generally unsafe - it's also against the law in several states. Get info on state laws courtesy of this map from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

8-Bit City is less interactive and more old school in the sense that it turns a variety of cities into 8-bit masterpieces. You can even search for a location or place on the map, rendering your street into 8-bit.

Curious to see how many people are moving into (or out of) your town? Just use this handy map from Forbes which shows migration to and from U.S. counties.

Geography buffs can test their knowledge with the Geosense game which asks you to identify cities by dropping a pin in their location on a map.

Eric Fisher's Flickr feed - See Something Or Say Something - records where people post geotagged photos and tweets from, across fifty different cities.

History fans will enjoy sharing stories via HistoryPin, which allows users to share stories and photos that are both time-stamped and geo-tagged.

Apartment hunting is a bit less painful with HousingMaps, a mashup of Google Maps and Craigslist. (Sadly, those are indeed current rental prices in San Francisco)

Intellicast is one of many interactive weather maps that will display layers of information such as current temperature and road weather index.

Intersect is what happens when you cross a tumblr account with Google Maps: geotagged photos and stories come together to create a narrative.

Believe it or not, this is a map of the moon's dark side (the color correlate to various geological materials and phenomena) made by the U.S. Geological Survey and NASA.

Another gorgeous Flickr feed courtesy of Eric Fisher, Locals and Tourists is a heat map of photos taken by either group.

Mapstagram is a mashup of uber-hip instagram and Google Maps that updates live.

Looking for a movie like the Godfather? Using Movie-Maps, you can search any title and watch as a cloud of similar flicks are created around your entry. There's an option to search for music, too.

Movie buffs will also enjoy the Movie Landmarks map which will show you where scenes from your favorite flick were filmed.

The NYT brings us this Netflix map, which will show you the most popular (or least)rentals of your city or neighborhood.

Pretty map. No, really, this experimental map is composed of community-generated data sources and brought to you courtesy of Pretty Maps.

Need to share your birthday plans or the trajectory of your bachelor party? Use PubWalk to map a route, find bars and rate them.

Graffiti artists and street art fans can get inspired using Red Bull'sStreet Art View which showcases street art from around the world using Google Street View.

Need to know how far the QwikiMart is from 742 Evergreen Terrace? This interactive map of Springfield should be able to help!

Track tweets and trends using this real-time map of Twitter trends across the world.

Zombie fans and comic nerds alike should appreciate this Google map of graphic novel, the Walking Deadthe Walking Dead.

The motherlode of all interactive weather sites, WeatherSpark provides amateur meteorologists a ton of info.

CSI buffs can track crime in their own neighborhoods using SpotCrime to locate the most recent burglaries, thefts and arrests.

This (admittedly non-interactive) Zelda map takes us back to our geeky childhoods.