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I've created a Firebase account and integrated it into an app. In the Firebase Console, I can see a map of the world, and yes, there's the app running in USA(where I am).

There does not seem to be any finer geographic granularity than "country". The similar feature in Google Analytics lets you click on a country and see the data to city level. Am I missing something, or is country-level usage the finest granularity available with Firebase Analytics?

And if it can do better, how?

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Note that around 2017 Q1, a new feature called "Streamview" went into beta within the Firebase console. This provides very geo-granular live tracking of usage. It does not, however, provide data over a range of time like "last 7 days" or "last 30 days". It is only instant/live. - Anders8

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Currently, you can't see finer granularity in Firebase Analytics. However, finer-grained granularity (Region and City) is available in BigQuery, so if you need that level of detail, you can link your Firebase app to BigQuery and access it there.

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It is already available after you creating a new view in Google Analytics with connected Firebase.

Cities and country in Firebase

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Well, depends what your using Firebase for. If you're interested in Firebase geo analytics for the web then you might want to check out https://firebase.googleblog.com/2014/06/geofire-20.html for more information.