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Google Earth enables you to travel the world from the comfort of
your desktop, exploring stunning satellite imagery in stunning 3D. The
fluid interface makes it easy to jump from country to country and zoom
right in to street level. Certain key cities around the world benefit
from 3D tours which can be used to take a virtual tour of key landmarks
and get a feeling of the lay of the land.
You can also search for local businesses and places of interest, and
the pinpointing tools mean that it is possible to bookmark locations on
the map and share them with others. This feature can also be used to
create virtual sightseeing tours - perhaps to show off the route you
have taken on your travels.
While the program is immense fun, it can also be put to more serious
uses. A range of different maps can be displayed, including historical
maps which can show how country boundaries have changed over the years.
Google Earth can also be used as route planner and to find out valuable
information about towns, cities and country you plan to visit.
Additional components are available that can be used to take virtual
tour of the sky, moon and sun and the way in which users are invited to
generate their own content to add to maps means that there is always
something new to find.
What's New In Google Earth 7:
- Comprehensive and accurate tours of more than 11,000 popular sites around the world, including our growing list of cities where new 3D imagery is available.
- Tour guide feature serves as a local expert, suggesting nearby places you might want to explore and helping you learn about those locations. Simply click on one of the tours, and you’ll embark on a virtual flyover of famous, historical and cultural sites close by.
- Google Earth 7 now includes the comprehensive, accurate 3D imagery we’ve already made available on Android and iOS for Boulder, Boston, Charlotte, Denver, Lawrence, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Portland, San Antonio, San Diego, Santa Cruz, Seattle, Tampa, Tucson, Rome and the San Francisco Bay Area (including the Peninsula and East Bay). And today, we’re adding more 3D imagery for a handful of metropolitan regions including Avignon, France; Austin, Texas; Munich, Germany; Phoenix, Arizona; and Mannheim, Germany.