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Tuesday, 20th June 2006 by James Turnbull
The huge image update that was added to Google Earth a couple of weeks ago has started to appear in Google Maps, so get suggesting all those cool new places!
Faced with the challenge of building a year-round road to connect Norway’s two largest cities (Bergen and Oslo), through a…
We’re not sure what’s going on here, but it sure does look like someone (or perhaps a pair of someones)…
The term “blue hole” is given to sinkholes filled with water where the entrance is below the surface; but they…
Here at Google Sightseeing we love a chance to create a post about the scenic wonders of Norway1. Today we…
Floating bridges, while often temporary structures used in times of war or disaster, can also be used long-term in locations…
From the late 19th century to the period between the World Wars, hundreds of airship hangars were built in Western…
From the late 19th century to the period between the World Wars, hundreds of airship hangars were built in Western…
Here at Google Sightseeing we love a chance to create a post about the scenic wonders of Norway1. Today we…
Floating bridges, while often temporary structures used in times of war or disaster, can also be used long-term in locations…
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Yey can submit my Dubai sights
Finally! Dubai! Can’t wait
As stoked as I am for the update I’m a little disapointed Google Maps decided to replace the very clear summer time imagery of my home town with very blurry winter images.
Heads to Dubai
Sorry for the double post but after taking a look around I must say that I am astonished! This is massive update! Africa, Russia, China, India and Australia all have huge portions covered in Hi-res. It’s almost too much… almost. Way to go GM!:-D
I agree Babaganoosh, the amount of new stuff is totally overwhelming… Can’t wait to see what people turn up!
“Africa, Russia, China, India and Australia “
wow! should be very very interesting.
bit dissapointed that a big chunk of southern England (where i live) is still not hi-res though.
I have been waiting for the lines of Nazca in Peru to appear and I FOUND THEM!!! I sent the link in so hopefully we will see it soon here on google sightseeing.