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When Will We See Street-Level Maps of Mexico?

GPS Tracklog reports that TeleAtlas has acquired source data for Mexican streets and highways. Just last week I was bemoaning the total lack of data on Mexico in Google Maps — I wanted to look up something specific in Nayarit State. I can only hope that this Mexican data will trickle down to the online map services at some point in the future.

Posted on Wednesday, May 24, 2006 at 10:25 AM
Categories: Online Maps

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Hurah! Soon we’ll be able to plan our road trips to Mexico using Google Maps (which I trust more than the offical Mexican road maps that lead you nowhere).

Catholicgauze | 05/24/2006 at 2:51 PM | #

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