There are some other cities you missed. Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Albany.

Albany, NY and Milwaukee, Wisconsin ;)

Just as an interesting aside, Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota were added to Street View in the update prior to this one. What's interesting is that Google has decided to keep images taken on the I-35W bridge available to the general public. The ethical problem I have is that the images appear to have been taken last summer...probably not too long before that bridge collapsed and killed 13 people. In fact, the images on Street View show construction equipment on the bridge...possibly the same that may have led to the collapse. Obviously there is no bridge there right now, so why has Google made the decision to keep the images? Is that really ethical?

Here's the address:
http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=44.982437,-93.2447&spn=0.0068,0.020084&z=16&om=0&layer=c&cbll=44.978943,-93.244878&cbp=1,489.14371488320796,,0,11.60492754449789

I'm still waiting for Washington D.C. in Google Street View. You know, here inside the beltway, if we aren't included, it simply doesn't exist, and if it didn't happen here, then it didn't happen at all.

Can't wait to see the new additions to the Google Street View gallery:

http://streetviewgallery.corank.com

7 more cities with less privacy.

Either the Juneau, AK pictures were taken at night (which can be long during winter) or they are broken.

http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&t=k&om=0&layer=c&ll=58.412593,-134.574108&spn=0.056197,0.130119&z=13&cbll=58.392774,-134.573571&cbp=1,461.0951416732332,,0,5

seven more cities with less privacy? How about generations of humans on earth who will have to find truly unique ways to find privacy. The good and bad of technology

I agree with Edward. How is Washington DC not on this list? I get doing NYC, LA, and maybe one or two more because of population sizes, but come on - whats with the rest? National Security?...

The Triangle but no Charlotte? Alas.

I just found out about this yesterday and immediately found my house and car in street view (I'm in the Raleigh/Durham area). Very peculiar to think that Google drove down my tiny street not so long ago

Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill are three distinct cities.

Different mayors and city councils. Different local cultures and histories. You leave one, you drive, you enter another.

Seriously, that's three cities. Not huge cities but three cities nonetheless that are not one continuous terrain like the Bay Area, for example, which nobody mistakes for a city.

No disrespect to you but this outsider's perception is really starting to grate on my nerves.

Bottom line: if you lump them together, you're clearly a clueless outsider, IMHO.

And, no, saying it's one "area" and then qualifying that with a statement about multiple cities and towns is absurd.

But the really real bottom line: Each one of these cities has college basketball teams that can wreak havoc with whoever the heck you got wherever the heck you live!

And you can take that to the bank.

I hope that in a few time Street View will cover big cities in Europe.
For example Paris, London and Rome.

If they come down my street in Charlotte and photograph my house, Google will find itself in yet ANOTHER lawsuit.

In fact, they are recording the streets in Rome and Milan (I don't know about Paris and London). So hopefully the italian streets will be available for the world in a small future.