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Apr
3
2008
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Google Maps Adds Global Contours |

SINGAPORE (Team Geared Up) - Google have announced the addition of global contours to their free mapping service. Very nice indeed, especially when combined with the satellite images. The above screenshor is of Lugnaquilla in Wicklow, Ireland.
Now this is becoming a serious tool to plot adventure points of interest on. Mountain names would be spectacular.
How do you get it? Go to maps.google.com, Click [Terrain], Zoom in close enough!
-Robin-

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Latest Comments (5):
FORGET wicklow!!!
Check out the matterhorn! http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&ie=UTF8&t=p&msa=0&msid=108157566637342403302.00000112f667ded017731&ll=45.976774,7.657728&spn=0.018342,0.043516&z=15
Most excellent! God Bless Technology!
You know you need help when you get excited about stuff this! :)
Heh Robin, can u send me login details for a guest blog…might do a write up of the MudMadness that Ais wrote about some time back!
@jackie - you already have it for username ‘jackieoh’!
Click the little smilie at top right!
Once saved, let one of us know so we can hit publish.
-Robin.
Robin, like you (I’m guessing) I had a peek at Howth. The quality is astonishing.
Howth - yeh, you mean Mount Mafikeng!!!
It seems like Mout Mafi got picked up by others and copied!
google it, WE CREATED A MOUNTAIN!
http://www.outsider.ie/index.php/Mount-Mafikeng-492-ft/150-m.html
isn’t it fun.
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