Is there a way to figure out what date an aerial image in Mapquest was taken? I just looked up my house on there, and until recently the map of our area hadn't been updated since before our house was built. But now it shows our house, and something RED in the driveway, which is either my Fiero or my mother's van.



It's so tiny it's impossible to tell, but if I had a date, I would at least have an idea.

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1984 Fiero SE

Ah Yuppydom.

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Technology is great when it works,
and one big pain in the ass when it doesn't.
Detroit iron rules all the rest are just toys.

quote Originally posted by 84fiero123: Ah Yuppydom.

HA! I wish. Traverse City has a population of about 15,000. Not nearly as bad as Houghton, though.

Here's our house from 8 years ago, in yuppy town down near Detroit, the houses are identical and nearly on top of each other:

quote Originally posted by 84fiero123: Ah Yuppydom.

hey, go easy on him, the more people live in subdivisions, the more wide open space for the rest of us.
this is why i like cities. i wouldnt want to live in one myself, but for those who like em, stack em up, the deeper the better.

You may wanna try using Google earth. You can zoom in a lot more in most places.

Try the satellite at Globexplorer.com You can choose different dates the overhead pics were taken.

I use http://local.live.com myself. I dont know about the date data, but I can zoom in close enough to see the stripes on my Magnum and people standing on the lot. The aerial 3D image is awesome.

[This message has been edited by rogergarrison (edited 04-13-2007).]

hmpf, I dunno. all the ariel images I work with have dates on the lower right. but, they are for professional use, not for entertainment....