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Google Streetview: Odd Findings & Interesting Places

by Justin Glow (RSS feed) on May 30th 2007 at 12:37PM

A reader sent in a running list of odd findings on the new Google Maps Street View we reported on yesterday. This is similar to the website, Google Sightseeing, which highlights interesting locations across the globe using Google Earth.

Oddities include headless people, camera glitches, and the entire Google crew standing outside the Googleplex as the panoramic van drives by (above).

Found any other unique views with Google Maps Street View? Send them our way.

(Thanks, Fred!)

More on Google Streetview:
* Google Streetview Round-up
* Streetviewr is a Fun Time Wastr
* Is Google Streetview a Web 2.0 Peeping Tom?
* The Google Streetview Vehicle Revealed
* Google Streetview Finds One Fugly Buick and More
* Google Streetview Car: Take a Look at The Vehicle That's looking At You

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

YNot Jun 4th 2007 2:15PM

Here is another site that has a large selection of StreetView finds:

http://www.mapmole.com

ionka Jun 5th 2007 1:53PM

where can you download this google streetview?

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