For those of you who use "Google Maps" on their website, here is a tip that I just discovered. If you enter a coordinate in the search feature, or enter it into the URL (confusing), you will get a full screen view of the location with a cool balloon showing the info on that location. The only problem with it is you need to enter the coordinates in hddd.ddddd format. I have not checked if it works in other formats to be truthful.
So for example it you want to view Quaker Bridge, just enter 39.709690,-74.666330 into the search and you get the below map. Make sure you then click on the "Satellite or Hybrid" button on the top right or you will get the map view and not the aerial view.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=39.709690,-74.666330
Tell me how this works for you. If you already knew about it, I didn't.
Guy
So for example it you want to view Quaker Bridge, just enter 39.709690,-74.666330 into the search and you get the below map. Make sure you then click on the "Satellite or Hybrid" button on the top right or you will get the map view and not the aerial view.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=39.709690,-74.666330
Tell me how this works for you. If you already knew about it, I didn't.
Guy
