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Anyone tried google maps street view?
Comments (17)>>Do you want to see the most perfect sequoia? Go here, then click on street view. you'll find it. 47°49'4.08"N 122°21'18.03"WIndeed! The trees I've seen in person look alot bigger because the google fisheye lense. That must be one hell of tree! Question: how can I get the GPS locations? This thing is amazing.. I'm currently traveling through the Seattle Arboretum! Check these out: 1758 Arboretum Dr E, Seattle, WA, United States...See Moreanyone posted reviews on Google Maps before?
Comments (2)My husband had already set up an account, but did not fill out the profile. I filled that out. I'm wondering if I have to navigate away to see it "post" correctly with a nickname. Since I'm logged in, it knows who I am, etc., I can't think of any other reason it didn't put up the name and date!...See MoreShow us where you live (on a map)
Comments (23)alisande - I just typed in the name of my town and then it put a marker on the map. You can also type in your street address if you want. Here is where I live. Clare Here is a link that might be useful: Aptos, CA...See MoreGoogle map problem
Comments (6)There are companies that provide digital map data - Navteq is one - but Google may do it themselves. No matter. I think you need to do a search for map support, you're probably limited to the means they disclose. I don't think there are other alternatives. I forgot - for one off visitors, you can also pin your location and then "share" it with them, using the visitor's email address. Digital maps always contain errors and idiosyncrasies. A comparative example - my house is in a gated community for which there's a daytime open front entrance and two always closed back entrances. Depending on the direction I'm coming from, often the easiest access for me is through one of the closed back entrances that operate with a garage door-type RF signal sent by a device or a programmed car button. But not always. The built in Nav system in my not inexpensive German brand car will not take me through the closer open entrance when that's the better choice. Instead, it suggests I drive around to what's the back side of the neighborhood to go through the gate that's closed to the public but that I can open. By contrast, when using Google Maps via Android Auto (same as Apple Car Play) in a different car, when coming from a direction that a back gate is the better choice, it insists I go out of my way to go to the open to the public front entrance. Two different systems, two idiosyncrasies with diametrically opposed consequences. One says one thing, one says the opposite. Once, when visiting the Champagne region of France, when innocently following my Garmin's directions to a center of town location from outside of town and not paying close attention, I realized as the road got unexpectedly narrow that it was routing me along a dirt road through vineyards. It was the shortest route to my destination! Needless to say, I turned around and went far enough in a different direction so that a more suitable route was suggested. Good luck to you, mtv....See More- 9 years ago
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