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Google Lat Long: Think globally, mark locally

https://google-latlong.blogspot.com/2007/11/think-globally-mark-locally.html

“Posted by Seth LaForge, Software Engineer, Google Maps The last time I threw a party, I used the My Maps feature of Google Maps to tell my ...” (the page’s own description)

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