What is that great grey patch visible in Google Maps on the  Brazil-Suriname border (130x70 km size)?
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It could be a stretch of savannah, known in Brazil as "cerrado". \n\nThe Amazon forest that far north presents a few regions where climate and soil conditions differ from the usual Amazon, giving way for vegetation usually associated with the dry weather from the central part of Brazil: shrubs, small trees, grass.\n\nThose pockets of cerrado in the north are even explored in the same way as their southern counterpart: cultivation of soy and coffee.
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http://maps.yahoo.com/#
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simple type in yahoo maps.
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go to www.google.com and write in florida map
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do a search through a search engine with the words:\n\nEngland map
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try googleearth or wunderland.com
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Here is it\n\nhttp://earth.google.com/downloads.html
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It's in Central America, the thin strip of land connecting greater North America and South America.  It boarders Panama and Nicaragua.  It's very tropical - has rainforests.\n\nYou can see it here : http://www.gsn.org/past/roger/middleam.jpg  (it's kind of a green-blue color on that map)\n\n\nWanted to add... NOT in South America.  Technically it's in North America, but, more specifically, Central America.
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http://members.tznet.com/donjuan/images/Map%201st%20crusade%20&%20routes%20of%20first%203.jpg
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Try Google Earth, downloadable at the Google website.
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go to maps.google.com
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when it's grey, that means that it doesn't recognise it as an entry point that it can fill in. The places it fills in will had ID's (in the code not the page) that represent how it should be filled in, if it's different than what google is looking for, it won't fill it in.
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the map then will still look the same now so check a current version. good luck with finding it.
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Yes: http://maps.yahoo.com/beta/index.php
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Enjoy!\n\nhttp://www.multimap.com/
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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ad/Gray536.png
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try google earth its the best and you can also try mapspots.com