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Turning a paper map into a 3D image overlay

June 12, 2013

As we mentioned recently with the historic maps from North Carolina, the “image overlay” feature in Google Earth is quite powerful. If you’ve never created one before, Kerry Leith from Stress-driven has written a simple step-by-step walkthrough to help get you started.

It’s really as simple as this:

Kerry goes into a bit more detail in his blog entry, where he walks through the process of taking a useful map from G.J. Hearn and overlays it onto Google Earth.

Good work, Kerry!

Filed Under: Google Earth Tips Tagged With: gj hearn, image overlay, kerry leith, overlay, stress driven



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