Can you see your coop on Google Maps?

[Wildsky]

LOL - I've looked at that before - I wonder how often they update their pictures...

Yeah I can see the shed where my coop is now.

 

[Wildsky]

Here is as close as I can get - there are two silver colored barns/sheds in the center north side - the one on the right is the horse barn the one on the left (skinny part) is the chicken coop!

 

[BettyR]

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Stealth coop?

 

[newchickenfamily]

That Google Earth is very cool, but kind of scary too! To think that anyone can see what our house looks from anywhere in the world? Not that we have any weirdo stalkers, but you never know!

Ours is an old pic, before landscaping & chicken coops!

 

[theOEGBman]

All I could see the was the front of the property, so that didnt help, haha. I tried to see my friend's coop, but it wasnt there!

 

[coffeelady3]

I hope I wasn't out sunbathing naked on the day they were taking the pictures!

 

[theOEGBman]

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[rufus]

Well, I can see my property, but luckily the chicken coop is not visible due to all of the trees. I am sort of illegal here.

I was really disgusted with all of the junk in my neighbors' yards. They make mine look neat.

Also, I can see all of the stanky swimming pools that need to be cleaned up. Now we know where all of the mosquitos are coming from.

Now how do all of the chicken people build coops without getting a visit from the city or county building inspectors?

Rufus

 

[TheKidAndDame]

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I you think Google Earth is scary, you should check out Google Street View. I stumbled upon this today. With the photos they have on the site you can see into my garage! Luckily a lot of people on here live out in the country and they won't be affected. I can't believe they did this in my small town of 600 though! Creepy!

 

[Leslie In North Pole]

Wow, the picture they have of my place from satellite view looks to be from late last year, as I can see coop number three in the picture. My yard looks way better from space, as I have kids that throw everything everywhere.

I did try the street view and fortunately I couldn't see anything.

I did find that the google map itself is very old and outdated (based on old, inaccurate borough map) and doesn't accurately show where I am, but by zooming in, I was able to find where I live. I would guess that there would be fairly current aerial maps of anywhere within 20 miles of a military base and I am located between two.