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Embed Synchronized Google/Microsoft Virtual Earth Maps On Your Website/Blog



Now this is pretty slick! Go to this link at the MapChannels website, choose a location with the Google Maps interface, fill out a simple form, select some basic options, and get embeddable code that lets you display the same location in both Google Maps and Microsoft Virtual Earth Maps, side by side. Scroll/zoom one side, and the other follows automatically; you can also change the view (Map/Satellite/Terrain for Google, Road/Aerial/Hybrid/Bird’s Eye for Microsoft) independently for each side. Try it out here: Map Channels – Free mapping tools for your website or blog

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2 Responses to “Embed Synchronized Google/Microsoft Virtual Earth Maps On Your Website/Blog”


  1. 1 Hick@Heart

    This is a great tool! The only bad part about it is that I’m just now finding it. I will start using this on my blog right away!

    Geocaching With Team Hick@Heart

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