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27 February '06 - 15:00

Gmap for Germany?

Vowe has a valid point:

Continental Europe is terra incognita for Google Maps. Now there is a small map covering the area of Italy which hosts the Olympic Winter Games. Does that mean Google may find the map of Germany when the Worldcup starts in a few months?

Oh, yes please.

I really like the way I can do surf around and do research like for my hotels for my trip here with Gmaps and would like to do that with Europe as well. :)



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