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Scott’s Bar is located on Rose Street - Edinburgh’s main pedestrian shopping street and as such, is busy all year. Steeped in local history, Scott’s Bar is Rose Street’s oldest pub. Dating back to 1790 it is viewed by many as an Edinburgh institution. Scott’s of Rose Street is named after a notorious landlady ‘Ma Scott’ who’s fierce reputation lives on to this day, making it extremely popular with tourists looking for an authentic Edinburgh atmosphere. {Bar Website}
Site of an extinct volcano crater, the Cerro Prieto, located near Mexicali in Baja California (Mexico). This image as seen in Google Maps.
Apparently, a lot of visitors to the site have decorated it with their graffiti, drawn huge enough to be seen from high above.
The graffiti appears to have been drawn with the intention of being seen by people looking down into the crater from the eastern rim of the crater. Here's a closeup shot of it, taken from the ground.
A similar volcanic crater in Iceland is also decorated with graffiti of many hikers who have visited it over time.
Google Maps with My Location (beta) not working with me.
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Southeastern Pennsylvania:
East Norriton, Norristown, West Norriton, Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery County
NAHS = Norristown Area High School
BKHS = Bishop Kenrick High School
ENMS = East Norriton Middle School
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Vista aérea de la isla de Formentera (Islas Baleares). Fue la mejor foto que hice en ese vuelo.
Para los incrédulos que tengan que comprobar las cosas para saber si es verdad, aquí teneis el enlace de Google Maps g.co/maps/dembp
PD: ¿Una cervecita? www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VRZlSSIrwY
funny - the mobile version of Google Local has much more information (street map) in Europe compared with the web version. Announcements soon?
Please use GoogleMap or GoogleEarth for detailed satellite view in this region
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Shanghai.
Generative renderings which use Google Maps as input for texture and displacement maps.
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Riga Memorial to the shooting of protesters on 13 January 1905 Latvia 5237 GoogleMaps 20161006 S 2581 Riga4b City_3 5237 PhotosLVRiga
The memorial is a Soviet-era creation. It is located near the location of the incident it commemorates, down by the Daugava river near down town in the direction of the railroad bridge.
This monument, designed by Kārlis Plūksne, sculpted by Alberts Terpilovskis and unveiled in 1960, depicts a man taking a flag from his fallen comrade, is in remembrance of the events of Bloody Sunday 13 January 1905.
In 1905, Latvia was part of the Russian tsarist empire. The previous year Russia and Japan had been at war and many cities in the empire had erupted into anti- war demonstrations that were ruthlessly put down. The demonstrations in Riga, however, were different from the other cities as here the working classes and the middle classes stood side by side and the protest took on a more patriotic tone.
On 12 January 1905, the people of Riga went on strike and the next day, without warning the Russian police opened fire on a crowd of peaceful demonstrators, killing 70 and wounding over two hundred. Many more were drowned as they tried to escape over the frozen Daugava.