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May 26, 2010

Sovereign Hill and Stockholm in 3D

A couple of new 3D areas for you to check out today.

The first is Sovereign Hill, an open-air museum in Australia that showcases the gold found there in the mid-1800's. They used over 2,000 images to help recreate more than 120 buildings in the site, and also included a variety of trees to help make it more realistic. You can fly there using this KML or see the image below:

The other noteworthy addition is Stockholm, Sweden, added as part of Google's weekly 3D update. You can fly there and check it out with this KML file or watch the video below for a brief tour.

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Posted by mickmel at May 26, 2010 7:21 AM

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