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11-23-2012, 02:39 AM
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Whoops: Much-Mapped Island Doesn't Actually Exist
Planning an island vacation? A word to the wise: Don't visit Sandy Island, supposedly off Australia's northeast coast. It's simply not there. When scientists went to explore Sandy Island, which appears on maps, they found nothing but the clear deep blue ocean Link to Google Maps Original article The phantom island: Scientists go on 25-day voyage to study island only to find it doesn't exist Sandy Island In South Pacific 'Does Not Exist' See also: Argleton (England), the settlement that doesn't exist |
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11-24-2012, 10:58 PM
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Re: Whoops: Much-Mapped Island Doesn't Actually Exist
There go my vacation plans! Damn! Nice presentation, as always, gata! I know mapquest is famous for leaving out important things, like one important road or in the case of a woman with whom I used to work, telling her she had to go over a bridge to get to the next state. She showed me directions and said she had trouble getting home. I noticed where she was told to make a right turn was a one way the opposite way and they neglected to mention she had to cross a bridge at some point. I use randmcnally.com or bingmaps. |