Street View keeps on growing
Posted by Jacque on June 11th, 2008
Thirty-seven new locations have been added to Google Maps Street View as the service celebrates its first birthday. They have also expanded coverage in 15 existing areas.
New cities are listed below, and below that, 10 additional parks and recreational areas.
MA: Springfield- NY: Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse
- NJ: Newark
- VA: Virginia Beach
- NC: Charlotte, Winston-Salem
- SC: Columbia, Greenville
- GA: Atlanta
- FL: Boca Raton, Cape Coral, Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Sarasota, West Palm Beach
- AL: Huntsville
- MS: Jackson
- TN: Knoxville
- KY: Lexington, Louisville
- OH: Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo
- MI: Ann Arbor
- MO: St. Louis
- KS: Topeka
- NE: Lincoln
- OK: Oklahoma City, Tulsa
- NV: Reno
- CA: Bakersfield, Fresno, Sacramento, Stockton
New parks and recreational areas:
- Everglades National Park (Florida)
- Florida Keys
- Grand Teton National Park (Wyoming)
- Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming/Montana)
- Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado)
- Joshua Tree National Park (California)
- Death Valley National Park (California)
- Lassen Volcanic National Park (California)
- Sequoia National Park (California)
- Lake Tahoe (California/Nevada)
Street View can be seen in both Google Maps and Google Earth.
