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New Street View images for Antarctica, Ireland and Brazil

Thursday, 30th September 2010 by

Today Google have added even more countries to their ever-expanding Street View offering, which now takes Pegman onto all seven continents of the world! As it’s Google Sightseeing’s Fifth Annual Island Week, Google have kindly added a small amount of Street View for the tiny island known as “Half Moon” in Antarctica1, where we can marvel at a huddle of wild penguins! The second new addition is far-reaching coverage for…

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