does yahoo! have maps from satellite?
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Yes: http://maps.yahoo.com/beta/index.php
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MapQuest\n\nhttp://www.mapquest.com/maps/latlong.adp\n\nYou are in China
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Google earth works really well...just have to download it....but it wont be in real time everytime you use it..it sounds like you want it for security purposes...that I guess you would need a keyhole satellite for!!!
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h.ttp://map.yahoo.co.jp/pl?nl=21.43.28.074&el=1125.30.44.371\n\nWhen you put in your zip code, yahoo finds the longitude n latitudes and hides them in the next page(with the result);\ntherefore to achieve what you want, you can make code to parse the RESULT's page for the nl and el and then send them to the header.You can use the code below if you have php installed in your servers.\nIf you want to see it working, mail me.\n<?php\nob_start();\nif(isset($postcode)){\n$da=fopen("http://search.map.yahoo.co.jp/search?p=$postcode&ken_name=&kind_name=%CD%B9%CA%D8%C8%D6%B9%E6","r");\n$da=fread($da,3000);\n$url="http://map.yahoo.co.jp/pl?";\n$dak=strpos($da,$url,filesize($url));\n$dan=strpos($da,"&el=");\n$da=substr($da,$dak,58);\nheader("location:$da");\n}\nob_end_flush();\n?>\nPS:Don know about the legality of this/ yahoo JAPAN can easily block your server from parsin its pages.
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YES YES Google Maps has the best 3D Satelite maps. We use it all the time... Good Luck
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I prefer maps.google.com - can have sattelite, street, or both.   I find it easier to read than mapquest and I can pick it up with my mouse and move it around rather than have to refresh the map.
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have you tried google maps
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An amazing site at maps.google.com will tell you.\n\nYahoo also has a map site.
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www.mapquest.com, then put in your destination
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Enjoy!\n\nhttp://www.multimap.com/
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http://erg.usgs.gov/isb/pubs/booklets/usgsmaps/usgsmaps.html#Satellite%20image%20maps\ntry this, if not, explore more of usgs.gov. \nthen order
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http://www.maps.google.com\n\nThis one you can zoom in on.  But not enter addresses.
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Go to http://maps.google.com for the version you can see in your web browser. Click one of the buttons in the upper corner of the map window to get the satellite view.\n\nIf your computer and your Internet connection is fast enough, try Google Earth, software that works like an interactive globe: http://earth.google.com
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for an easier solution:\n\ngoto: \nhttp://maps.google.com/ \nand type in your address. There is a hyperlink in the top right hand corner that says "sattelite". Click, and there you go.
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google maps! maps.google.com Satellite view too!
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yes indeed you can try google earth, google maps, yahoo maps, msn maps and of course if you are in the UK you can try multimap.com and streetmap.co.uk....they give you entire details if you give in the postcode or address or place name....
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The advice to get a updated version of the flash plugin is correct.  The new yahoo maps also require broadband - if you have a dial up, it's going to take too long to load.  Also, some firewalls block flash applications.  If you can resolve the firewall/flash issues, great.  If aren't resolved, just go to http://maps.yahoo.com.  If you see a message "Waiting too long?" - it's not a flash issue, it's a connection speed issue.  Click on that and it'll take you to the older version of yahoo maps.  If you get a page with just a few links, it is a flash or firewall issue.  Clicking on the "classic maps" link in the upper right hand corner will take you to an older version of the maps.  When you get access to a computer with flash/broadband, try the new yahoo maps out again - the newer version is a lot more powerful, being more interactive, allowing multipoint directions, and giving you satellite views.