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Madeline 6 month s ago
#23 Maybe French nuclear test site in Sahara (1960-1966) ?
       
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Madeline 6 month s ago
#40 try the address with bing maps ... nothing special
       
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Frederick 6 month s ago
Madeline,

In Germany it is quite common for House owners forcing Google to blurr out their property.
       
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Alzada 6 month s ago
#28 After looks kinda better than before.
       
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Laurence 6 month s ago
#44 Must be the electric cars nobody wants... sm_80
       
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Bias 6 month s ago
Laurence, why are you so scared of EVs?
       
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Drew 6 month s ago
#40 Anyone who asks Google maps to not show their house can have it blurred out. It's a privacy right they uphold in the US. I jave a handful of those on my delivery route
       
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Constance 6 month s ago
#26 Looks like an island map straight out Jagged Alliance
       
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