e.g. 'satellite maps' or 'gps maps' etc.
The satellite map of Google is built-in on a page. There is a control panel under the Google map.
If you move the pointer of the mouse inwardly of the Google maps you will notice that coordinates change interactively. If you click in any place of the Google maps the current longitude and latitude will be kept up. At the same time an address of the object you look at, will be determined on the Google maps. It is
possible to do it, in case, if there is this information in Google maps' databases, of course.
Enter the address of interesting you object in the line of the search (Google search maps) that is below of the satellite Google maps and press 'search'.
Move inwardly of the Google map using a control panel on the Google maps. If necessary, commute Google maps
in the modes: 'map', 'satellite image' or 'combined image' - when a map and a satellite image on Google maps are put together.
Let the maps plot the location and drive the directions for you.
Double left-click to zoom in (to see the streets of the city), and double right-click to zoom out.
With the aid of the control panel of the satellite map you can bring
the object closer or farther and you can move to the right or to the left, up or down from the Google maps picture.
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