Where is the maps view in photos in ios7

Ipafter the update to ios7 i am missing in photos the view of the map.
Before you could selcet the map and then start to find all photos from that location.
I don't like the new view. I will not upgrade my other ios devices to ios7 until this is fixed.

I have this issue too. I use iTunes for Windows to sync folders of photos (containing EXIF data) to my iPhone. On iOS 6, the map view was available in the photos app, but in iOS 7 it has disappeared.

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