Katrina on Google Local!

[Legin76]

Take a look at this guys and gals.

If you look at the satellite picture of New Orleans there is a red Katrina button on the top right of picture. If you switch between the tow you can see before and after.

http://local.google.com/maps?li=lmr&...hl=en&ie=UTF-8

The best way to see the effects is to follow the main roads.

Also this is quite interesting. Look at how the marina has been effected and the boats thrown to the bottom and bottom right of the picture. Then scroll down and look at the marina below.

http://local.google.com/maps?ll=30.0...9917&t=e&hl=en

[TheAnimus]

its like, was my house wrecked? i don't know, but thanks to google you do now.

[tim_n]

shame it's been taken from two different angles - for a moment I thought all the buildings had fallen @ 45'

[Legin76]

Actually I think thats more down to the angle of the sun and the shadow.

[tim_n]

and the buildings moving 45'? Look more carefully Legin76 :- )

[XA04]

Yeah saw this earlier today, strangely I didn't see it on a forum or anything for once, I found it out myself

[muddyfox470]

the town planning just looks so unoriginal tho, all straight roads (most at right angles), looks like something from sim city to be honest

to be fair tho town planners could have thought, oh well building on the coast below sea level probably isnt the best idea, especially as it isnt too far from the main freaky weather zone.

ian

[TheAnimus]

muddyfox, the french pulled a fast one on them.

city for sale, ocean view, great lake potential.

[TheAnimus]

indeed the french quater is also more architectually erm, nice. Funny how buildings of stone, that aren't built on quite such bad subsidence don't fall down so easily.

anyone been reading the blog of that ISP in new orleans?

[Lead_Head]

I cant get the satellite images to work The map one is fine.