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Google Maps Hacking Resources

A trio of tools for Google Maps hacking: the Unofficial Google Maps Embedding How-To seems to supercede the GMaps-Standalone hack I linked to earlier (via Google Maps Mania); Noah’s Google Maps Hack for Large Maps allows you to make poster-sized maps from Google Maps tiles (thanks Noah); and gMapTrack, which seems to be a site for creating your own custom maps without the DIY hackery (via Google Maps Mania).

Posted on Thursday, June 2, 2005 at 10:58 AM
Categories: Hacks & Mashups

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The gMap site works really well. I created a personalised gMap in about 5 minutes using a few Flickr images that I’d previously geotagged for the GeoBloggers site.

http://www.gmaptrack.com/map/locations/275/530

I’m going to use it for local mapping projects with school children.

Noel Jenkins | 06/03/2005 at 2:54 PM | #

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