Amazing! It turns out that certain parts in Google Maps can be zoomed in so much more. These areas are locations of National Geographic layers on Google Earth. Here’s how you can do it.
- Click here to launch National Geographic layers in Google Map
- Switch it to Satellite view
- Look for Africa in the map, follow and camera icon and zoom in as far as you can
- Replace the “z” parameter with a bigger number. (20,21,22,23)
Just click on the left navigation panel to change to switch to another location. If images are unable to display, try reduce the “z” parameter.
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Posted by hongkiat in Web Tricks , at 03.08.07
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Comments
Thilak March 10th, 2007
Thanks for the cool trick. I wish something like that was available in my city
ReplyRexted March 10th, 2007
OOoopps I can’t see the pics..Photbucket.com bandwidth exceeded…
Replyhongkiat March 10th, 2007
Ah shiet, I didnt see this coming. In progress of migrating the photos back to my server.. Hold pls.
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