The Coolest Interactive Aerial Map of Providence

[pdxstreetcar 0]

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Windows Live Local - Providence Bird's Eye View

You can zoom in/out, pan around and check out other cities like Boston, NYC, Philly, SF, LA, Seattle etc.

Its probably easier to give up crack than this

[Cotuit 1]

I can actually see myself in my window.

[dromulus 0]

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Windows Live Local - Providence Bird's Eye View

You can zoom in/out, pan around and check out other cities like Boston, NYC, Philly, SF, LA, Seattle etc.

Its probably easier to give up crack than this

so that's what crack addicts have to go through? man, i feel sorry for them!

[CtownMikey 1]

using the birds eye view on the area of the future grants block, I realize how great it would be if Grants block did actually go as high as 200+ feet with that tower. PERFECT fit for that area... not to far from the biltmore's 220 feet and the other cluster of buildings in the CBD to make a great statement.

Also, viewing kennedy plaza from an angle which faces south, I see how great it would be to relocate K.P., and just extend the park all the way into the existing plaza area. Maybe not have as many trees in the middle.. just line the outsides of the park, and it could serve as that central public space that is needed.

[AriPVD 0]

Does this not work on macs?

[Cotuit 1]

Does this not work on macs?

That's what I'm looking at it on.

GoogleEarth is supposedly coming out with a Mac compatible version (screenshots have leaked to the Mac RumorSphere). I don't use GoogleEarth since I'm on a Mac, and my PC is too old to run it. I must say, MS is moving into the lead by putting this online while GoogleEarth is still, non-Mac, and non-older PC.

[TheBostonian 0]

Birds Eye View seems to be unavailable at the moment.

[Macman722 0]

Windows Live will work with a Mac if you are using Firefox, but not with Safari.

[urbie 0]

Check this out...

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By clicking the link below you agree not to blame pdxstreetcar for postponing any work you were planning to do today:

Windows Live Local - Providence Bird's Eye View

You can zoom in/out, pan around and check out other cities like Boston, NYC, Philly, SF, LA, Seattle etc.

Its probably easier to give up crack than this

Geezus -- I'M STUDYING FOR FINALS! I don't have this kind of TIME!

Urb

[pdxstreetcar 0]

i spent 4 hours playing with this thing today

you can even go in birds eye view in newport and tf green

be sure to check out the north end in Boston... wow does that look awesome

surprisingly there is no birds eye view in major cities like chicago, st. louis, portland, pittsburgh, detroit

[matt 0]

Just wanted to note the feature that really got me was the direction chooser in the upper left. Clicking that lets you see the same area from different angles (N, S, E, W). Make sure you play with that. Very cool.

[urbie 0]

Just wanted to note the feature that really got me was the direction chooser in the upper left. Clicking that lets you see the same area from different angles (N, S, E, W). Make sure you play with that. Very cool.

Ya -- I tried looking at my parents' house from all four angles! Good thing there are a lot of trees around it; one needs at least some privacy!

Urb

[Recchia 0]

I'm so stupid, at first I thought you could only see downtown. Now I realize you can go all over. THANKS A LOT PDX, there goes any and all stuyding for finals that I would've done!

[Cotuit 1]

Windows Live will work with a Mac if you are using Firefox, but not with Safari.

I dumped Safari a couple weeks ago, it was being way too buggy.

[JJK5 0]

I personally use Opera on the PC, Mac, and Linux. I find it to be a little bit better than Fx, and you might find the click and dragging on local.live is smoother than with Fx.

[Cotuit 1]

I have Opera on my machines, but I've been using Firefox for so long I'm just used to it, Opera feels uncomfortable to me.