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New cities are: Juneau, Alaska; Boise, Idaho; Salt Lake City, Utah; San Antonio, Texas; Raleigh/Durham/Cary, North Carolina; Manchester, New Hampshire.

Albany, NY, was already there?

and Milwaukee, Wisconsin ?

Hmmm.. that's a good point..

I use this link (maps.google.com/maps/tldata?la ...) when building the contents of my SV site as the canonical source for the list of supported cities – I see Fort Worth and St. Paul are no longer listed as being separate.

I use the same file ;)

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The blue lines are a bit different:
In May:

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It's your home router. Upgrade its firmware, or disable its firewall. I think Maps/Picasa will start working again for you.

Hebbet : you're right, it is helpful because you can zoom out more now, and see the areas covered by Google's cars.

Chicago-Milwaukee bay and Salt Lake City seem to be the two largest areas covered by Google

Google now blogged on this... will update the post in a moment.
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The Latlong Blog says a dozen new City, but It are just 9.

hebbet: Juneau (Alaska), Boise (Idaho), Salt Lake City (Utah), San Antonio (Texas), Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill (North Carolina), Manchester (New Hampshire), Kansas City (Missouri), Milwaukee (Wisconsin), Albany, Schenectady (New York), thats twelve in total... or is any of these old?

Anyone else notice that the "View Larger Map" link on the Salk Lake Street View at the blog entry mentioned above (google-latlong.blogspot.com/20 ...) is broken because the lat/long is bad in the URL? That's generated automatically and not by the author of that blog post. Bug? The correct link is like this: maps.google.com/maps?ie=utf8&a ...

Wierd, a long stretch of road in Juneau that was filmed at night:

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Maybe they forgot to turn off the camera...