Is there a web version of Apple Maps?

Question

Folks,
I am wondering if there is a web version of Apple Maps?
Before the trolls start chiming in, let me elaborate.
Apple Maps are not great (technically speaking... they suck), google maps are better, I have multiple apps (WAZE, MotionX-Drive, etc) for NAV.
Apple is not going to move back to Google maps, get over it.
Apple needs to leverage the community to make their maps better
Apple needs to make it possible for me to use the same mapping interface on multiple devices (not just iDevices)
On point 2, get over it.  I don't like it either, but it is not enough of a reason for me to switch to another platform
On points 3 and 4.  Give me an opportunity to help Apple make Apple maps better.  I for one would love an alternative to Google and Bing, especially one that would allow me to have a single integrated app in my devices.
Thoughts?

Answer 1

*ahem* I should first point out that I am a Google fanboy, BUT I won't be going into the "Google Maps, herp derp, Apple stupid" garbage (unless you want me to ;~P). I just figured that I should point out a small correction in something mentioned earlier:
varjak paw The old house on the hill
This may not be something Apple could do since they don't own the map content. That comes from TomTom and others and the licensing may not allow other uses. But you can suggest it.
Regards.
It is not TomTom's data which broke Apple Maps. It was largely Apple's poor implementation of data they purchased from companies such as TomTom. This is proven by the gradual improvement of Apple Maps since its initial release. They're smoothing over the data they crammed into an app and using it properly. Also, my family uses a TomTom GPS for family trips, so I had the opportunity to compare Google Maps (via my LG Spectrum) vs TomTom vs Apple Maps (via my cousin's iPhone 4S). At the time of Apple Maps's release, it was out of the running half the time. Google Maps and TomTom were always pretty close. The only thing I feel had a real advantage was Google Maps seemed to know which side of the street the location was more often (ex. "destination in 400 ft on right"). Which if you prefer TomTom navigaion, that's really nothing worth switching for.
On a side note, if anyone really does want to have an intelligent discussion regarding the pros and cons of iOS vs Android, then let me know ;~)