Try entering number of horns on a unicorn into Google, you’ll be surprised...
[Thanks Paul van V.! Unicorn in logo from The Last Unicorn.]
The Google Lat Long blog published a list of changes to their satellite imagery. Does anyone know if this relates to Google Maps, Google Earth, or both? The following places have been updated with new high resolution, Google says (I’m quoting):
US: State of Vermont, State of Nevada, State of Colorado, Chenango County (NY),
Oswego County (NY), Lancaster (PA), Montgomery County (MD),
Prince George’s County (MD), Charleston (WV), Frankfort (KY), Leon County (FL), Volusia County (FL), Orlando (FL), Melbourne (FL), Ridgeland (MS), Tucson (AZ), Phoenix (AZ), Pierce County (WA), Walworth County (WI), Waukesha County (WI),
Milwaukee (WI), Washington County (WI), Ozaukee County (WI), Puerto Rico & US virgin Islands.
South America: Maracabio, Venezuela
France: French Riviera, Arles, Biaritz, Strasbourg, Grenoble, Angers, Amiens, Bourges, Clermont Ferrand, Loire River
Italy: 2.5m imagery for the entire country.
Germany: Aachen, Bielefeld, Braunschweig, Stralsund, Duisburg, Halle, Hannover, Herten, Itzehoe, Karlsruhe, Cologne, Norderstedt, Pinneberg, Quickborn, Recklinghausen, Rellingen, Schenefeld, Tornesch, Wentorf
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