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Didn't know where to ask this question, so i hope this is okay
- Thread starter gcollins
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Try Microsoft's terraserver. Look for that through Google. However, Google earth is not focusing due to the area you live in. Their images are compiled through Digital Globe corp. They only scan an area every once in a while. Some areas have been done at Hi-res, while other have been done on a lesser scale.
I say this because if it is bad in Google earth, then it will probably be bad everywhere else.
Dahlonega Ga is a great example. Just south, coverage is great, and really clear, go north toward Dahlonega, and the resolution goes to the toilet.
Hope that helps....("
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I say this because if it is bad in Google earth, then it will probably be bad everywhere else.
Dahlonega Ga is a great example. Just south, coverage is great, and really clear, go north toward Dahlonega, and the resolution goes to the toilet.
Hope that helps....("
")