Google Maps suggests you’ll need to do a sweet jump to cross the Massachusetts Ave Harvard Bridge
Wednesday, 8th August 2012 by @gsightseeing
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Wednesday, 8th August 2012 by @gsightseeing
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That must be a fairly new error — I’ve looked at this exact spot in Google Maps on a number of occasions. The Harvard Bridge is actually quite well known in geo-oddity circles as the birthplace of the Smoot (a unit of measurement): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoot
Could this Google Maps omission be another MIT fraternity prank?
Looks like you’ll be able to drive across normally now (the error has been fixed it seems).
The error has been fixed as of Friday,10th August.