BuckSkin
Member
I have just noticed a most annoying new situation with Google Earth Pro.
At least so far as Russell and Pulaski Counties in Kentucky is concerned, right now, Google Earth Pro does NOT identify state numbered secondary roads.
Every little pig path and alley are well identified with the name every couple inches.
Major state highways are still identified with route number.
However, all the many secondary 3- and 4-digit Kentucky Routes are not labeled at all, not with number and not with locally recognized name.
This forces me to look to my DeLorme State Atlas to identify those roads.
Why on earth would they quit providing identification for these roads ? ; they go places just the same as the little country roads.
Has anyone else noticed this new lack of road identification and is there anything I can do to fix it ?
At least so far as Russell and Pulaski Counties in Kentucky is concerned, right now, Google Earth Pro does NOT identify state numbered secondary roads.
Every little pig path and alley are well identified with the name every couple inches.
Major state highways are still identified with route number.
However, all the many secondary 3- and 4-digit Kentucky Routes are not labeled at all, not with number and not with locally recognized name.
This forces me to look to my DeLorme State Atlas to identify those roads.
Why on earth would they quit providing identification for these roads ? ; they go places just the same as the little country roads.
Has anyone else noticed this new lack of road identification and is there anything I can do to fix it ?
