So, go to Google Maps and type in the zip 10009.
Road trip!
(And it seems as if 10003 is more accurate.)
Anyway, last Wednesday night, I contacted Google CEO Eric Schmidt about this. I said he'd better fix this ... or they'd be a shakeup at the top!
Monday, January 24, 2011
Google Maps can't quite locate the East Village
Several readers have sent me e-mails about Google Maps...
So, go to Google Maps and type in the zip 10009.
Road trip!
(And it seems as if 10003 is more accurate.)
Anyway, last Wednesday night, I contacted Google CEO Eric Schmidt about this. I said he'd better fix this ... or they'd be a shakeup at the top!
So, go to Google Maps and type in the zip 10009.
Road trip!
(And it seems as if 10003 is more accurate.)
Anyway, last Wednesday night, I contacted Google CEO Eric Schmidt about this. I said he'd better fix this ... or they'd be a shakeup at the top!
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So are we now the Upper Westside Village?
ReplyDeleteI get nosebleeds that high up in Manhattan.
I submitted the discrepancy using the "report a problem" feature on Google Maps. Maybe it's the harbinger of an impending earthquake or something. Good thing I'm moving out of this zip code... weird.
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