Saturday, July 28, 2007

Google Maps Mania links for 2007-07-28

Real World Racer - A Google Maps Racing Game - Choose a world location and face off against other virtual racers on a Google Maps satellite backdrop. On the Gibraltar: Round The Ragged Rock course I travelled 1.99 miles in 1:11, an average of 100 mph! Can anyone beat that?! :) More Google Maps Games here..
SundanceChannel Eco-mmunity Map:

The Eco-mmunity Map allows users to list and search for green individuals, businesses, special attractions and action points anywhere in the world. Check out the great map markers and cool info-windows! Very nicely done.
Extreme Sports Map Mashup - Choose your region - United Kingdom (211), USA (40), Canada (20), South Africa (15) and select from a number of extreme sports: Skatepark, Street Spot, Surf Break, Downhill Trail, Wake Boarding, Kite Surf, BMX Track, Dirt Jumping, Snowboarding/Ski, Climbing/Abseil, Windsurf, Moto-X, Canoe/Kayak [Digg this]

Volkswagen's Night-Driving.com - A promotional site from VW that allows a user to plot their favourite night roads for great driving on a Google Map.

FindByClick's Layercake launches - The popular coffee (Starbucks Tim Hortons and Timothy's) and books (Borders, B&N) finder mashup has undergone a major update to include a new layercake concept that shows you all points from the database in a given area. Simply move the map and all related points for that area show up. Check out this FindByClick blog post for more details..
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2 comments:

Kevin Macdonald said...

Another neat feature of Layercake is that YOU can add to it, and you can fix what's there.

So far, our community have contributed over 40,000 points to Layercake.

You can add / edit points to Layercake from either the website, or your mobile phone (see mobile page for supported phones).

To join in the fun, create an account and jump in.

fletch3836 said...

Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone could suggest some help. Our school is doing a pedometer project and I'd like to use a wikispace to map the schools' progress and map each day or week along a path somewhere around the world. I tried embedding a map into my wiki but it doesn't seem to use a distance tool to map the path. Any help would be appreciated. my attempt at using googlemaps