kjfitz
05/24/07 06:16 PM
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I haven't seen these mentioned anywhere yet.
Perhaps a pre-emptive strike by Microsoft against Google. Google has their developer conference next week and many people expect they'll release new features and content in conjunction with it.
Belgium
Bruges
Charleroi
Ghent
Hasselt
Liege
Louvain
Mechelen
Ostend
St-Niklaas
Tournai
Verviers
Denmark
Aalborg
Esbjerg
Fredericia
Kolding
Finland
Joensuu
Kotka
Kuopio
Nokia
Lahti
Oulu
Pori
Raisio
Tampere
Turku
France
Cholet
Niort
Valence
Germany
Erftstadt
Heidelberg
Kerpen
Worms
Italy
Cerignola
Comiso
Erice
La Spezia
Marina di Ragusa
Ragusa
San Remo
Santa Croce Camerina
Trapani
Netherlands
Alkmaar
Almelo
Almere
Amersfoort
Apeldoorn
Arnhem
Assen
Bergen op Zoom
Breda
Deventer
Dordrecht
Drachten
Ede
Eindhoven
Emmen
Geleen
Gouda
Heerhugowaard
Hilversum
Hoogeveen
Hoorn
Langedijk
Leeuwarden
Lelystad
Oosterhout
Roosendaal
Sittard
Wierden
Norway
Fredrikstad
Porsgrunn
Sarpsborg
Skien
Spain
Castellón de la Plana
Ciudad Real
Burgos
Elda
Fuengirola
Gijon
Girona
Granada
Lugo
Murcia
Orense
Petrel
Salamanca
Salt
Segovia
Palencia
Ponferrada
Pontevedra
Santander
Torre del Mar
Torrelavega
Valladolid
Velez-Malaga
Vigo
Switzerland
Sankt Gallen
United Kingdom
Basildon
London (all of it)
Slough
St Albans
Edited by kjfitz (05/25/07 03:21 PM)
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kjfitz
05/25/07 10:51 AM
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Another list here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/virtualearth/archive/2007/05/24/updated-imagery-may-23-2007.aspx
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Pdunn
05/25/07 12:43 PM
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Doesn't it seem they are just making "official" locations that have been BEV for a while. I jumped on a couple of the "new" BEV sites in the UK, only to discover I had already been there before.
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dda
05/25/07 01:17 PM
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San Remo is an Italian city, not french.
dda
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kjfitz
05/25/07 03:21 PM
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This is my list so any errors are mine. I expanded the "all London" by extrapolation and it could be wrong. There looks like there were two updates in this release. London and all the rest. London alone was about half the size of all the others put together in this list and separated by a dead block of unused URLs.
To generate the list I start with a known view in the new batch and jump forward and backward in increments of 1000 images and record the largest city in the vicinity. If it is on the edge of old imagery i may be recording a city that is already on the list.
The list I pointed to in my second post looks like it started as an internal Microsoft list because it mentioned resolving complaints with the B&W low res images the "we' sometimes get. It is worth looking at the official list because it lists all the non-BEV updates that i often ignore.
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