3.8 Terabytes worth of Windows Live Maps/Virtual Earth Imagery
A major imagery release just went online at Live Maps and the Virtual Earth platform – 3.8 terabytes worth of imagery to be exact. The 3.8TB update features dozens more cities of Birds eye coverage as well as some high resolution ortho imagery from the Ultracam and GlobeXplorer. And lots of European Birds eye coverage, including some countries that had not been previously covered at all. Here’s a list of all of the new coverage by region:
New cities with Birds Eye Coverage around the world:
United Kingdom
Bedford, Chesterfield, Hull, Ipswich, Lowestoft, Morecambe, Carlisle, Tamworth, Aylesbury, Exeter, Kettinger, Newport, Pontypool, Stafford, Rugby, Taunton, Torbay
Germany
Bremerhaven, Celle, Delmenhorst, Esslingen, Ibbenbuerren, Oldenburg, Osnabrueck, Rheine, Wilhelmshaven, Aachen, Bremen, Flensburg, Fulda, Hamln, Herford, Minden, Muenster, Wetzlar, Ahlen, Arnsberg, Emden, Lippstadt, Wesel, Kassel, Neustadt
Italy
Naples, BOLZANO, CAGLIARI, Trieste, MESSINA
United States
Chicago, Ventura County California, Broomfield Colorodo, Pinellas Florida, Charleston South Carolina
Spain
Pamplona, Seville
Switzerland
Bern, Geneva
The Netherlands
The Hague, Rotterdam, Utrecht
Norway
Oslo, Trondheim
Belgium
Antwerp
France
GRENOBLE, LIMOGES, TOURS
New Ultracam Hi resolution Ortho Imagery
Austin, Cheektowaga, Calgary, Glendale, Toronto, Manhattan, Hamilton, Portland, Buffalo, Ottawa
GlobeXplorer Orthos
Ventura, St. Louis, Santa Barbara, San Diego, San Bernardino County, Riverside County
1 thought on “3.8 Terabytes worth of Windows Live Maps/Virtual Earth Imagery”
Niko April 3, 2007 at 12:29 am
If you think this is cool check out http://www.Birdseyetourist.com They’ve categorized a ton of cool locations showing Bird’s Eye coverage.