But it's all in Spanish! :confused:

Yo si lo puedo leer ;)

That looks more like the Doomsday project done back in the early 80's in the UK.

A9 looks more promising than this.

Jesus, usted es un gran hombre

Back on topic: Its only good if you're in Spain! :confused:

That's what I always say.

Looks good, I'd like to see a scale on the map(s).

google maps now has a "Satellite" link that you can click on to view the area. and it works, complete with zoom!

more info at this blog

(sheesh i had to scroll waaay back to find this thread.. couldn't find it on google)

^^^ absolutely amazing!

Cool, but their satellite maps are a little outdated

Somehow my house is missing

http://www.fernandez-elp.com/pictures/house.JPG

;)

Have you been home in a while :) Perhaps some landscaping nearby has spread into your yard. :p

Here is an interesting article in cnn.com today:

http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/interne....ap/index.html

Used to cost $$ to view all this stuff! Go Google! ^

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Maps are old - streets missing as mentioned - but can't even view Paris?
I tried to update my business listing and couldn't get it done after multiple emails to tech support. :td:

I also noticed some of the sattelite photos are pieced together. If you look at Central Park in NYC, you can see most of it was taken in winter time (brown, barren trees) and a small portion of it is lush and green like summer! :o

+1 !

I think it depends on the area, though, how new the maps are. My neighborhood in Queen Creek, AZ (built in April 2004) doesn't show up on maps (including Google's), Microsoft's Terraserver satelite maps (from 1992!), but it looks like Google's satelite view is from sometime during Summer 2004. (Looking at all the dead grass/desert).