This image was taken from a screenshot of a Terraserver-USA aerial image. As in my last one, it may or may not have been rotated, so 'up' may or may not be 'north'.
Unlike the last one, however, this one is indeed located somewhere within the borders of the USofA.
Enjoy!
Mike
Jackson, MI?
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WAG: Nogales, AZ?
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Originally posted by illinoisplanner
Jackson isn't like that! There are trees amid the ruins. Actually Jackson, while an odd town (and birthplace of your republican party) is not in terrible shape, its not in great shape, but its not bad. I'd guess New Orleans, but there are no trees there either, nor do I see as much debries as I would expect.
We hope for better things; it will arise from the ashes - Fr Gabriel Richard 1805
Is it Phoenix, AZ?
I think you guys are way off. It is obviously not an eastern city due to the lack of trees. The whole city looks dusty. It has to be somewhere in the southwest or inland CA, OR or WA.
I'm giong to guess Boise ID, or Spokane WA
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Nope, nobody's gotten it right yet.
Keep trying, you'll deduce it.
Mike
Parnump, NV?
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Elko, NV??
Barstow, CA?
Albequerqe NM, wow did I butcher that
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Butte, MT?
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The key is the Y junction on the railroad. I haven't been able to find it anywhere, even Elko.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=e...4,0.006738&t=kOff topic: Has anybody seen how wide the streets are in Butte? Every one seems to have angled parking on both sides.
Nope, still nobody has it.
BTW, that 'Y' is NOT a railroad, it is city streets and is on a state highway.
I'll give ya'll a hint, too: It is within a one hour drive of a border crossing.
Mike
This is a hard one. Being close to the border wasn't much of hint for me. I'm guessing that is either a railroad or a canal in the upper left corner.
I'm guessing somewhere along the Cali/ Mexico border.
There just aren't too many towns along the AZ/ Mexico border.
I don't have a specific guess though
"You can measure the health of a city by the vitality and energy of its streets and public open spaces.”-- William H. Whyte..
Tuscon, AZ?
One little hint, that corridor in the upper left corner is a highway bypass that was under construction when the image was flown in 1991.
Mike
el centro, ca???
Rusted Can, ID?
I'm sorry. Is my bias showing?
Maybe Carlsbad or Las Cruces NM??? I don't know haven't looked at maps of the towns, but looks similar. A pretty rough aerial. If not I'm guessing a CA town as well, don't know hadn't thought about far west Tejass too?
Nope, not El Centro, Rusted Can, Carlsbad nor Las Cruces.
Keep trying, you'll get it.
Mike
I’M BACK! That's US Highway 67 in Presidio, Texas. Thank you very much!
Bill
Well that looks alot like my city Laredo, Tx but of course all cities around here look like that from an areial view. Me myself living in a border city in Texas should know this. I cant quite pinpoint the city but I think it is somwhere in south texas, Im going to say Harlingen, Tx
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