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According to length, the world’s longest cross-sea bridge 10 are as follows:
1.Hangchow Bay Bridge
2.Donghai Bridge
3. King Fahd Causeway
4.Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel
5. Vasco da Gama Bridge
6. Penang Bridge
7. Rio-Niteroi Bridge
8. Confederation Bridge
9. San Mateo-Hayward Bridge
10. Seven Mile Bridge

You can download this KMZ collection to enjoy this parade in Google Earth!

Utheatre has established for 20 years. They are going to celebrate their anniversary by taking around Taiwan on foot in 50 days. They took off on 23, March, and plan to complete the trip on 11, May. It goes through 100 towns and about 1200 km. Utheatre takes walk in daytime and play drum in the evening. 30 shows will be presented until 11th, May, the last show in National CKS cultural center. Except the path and show spots in the KML, I also made a dynamic cloud-foot by means of landmarking and time lag.

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“Taipei Xin-Yee District ” is called “Taipei’ Manhattan”, in which Taipei 101 is located. In Google Earth’s virtual globe, there are more and more 3D warehouse buildings. Here I also cover with 12cm high resolution aero-photos. Take a breath and have a flight over Taipei Manhattan!

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I have made 3 4D-KML Collections, including 20070703 Maokung Gondola, 20070716 Maokung Itinerant bus, and 20070727 Muzha line MRT. I found there are two concerns: first, if you run three files at the same time, your system will be suffered from a heavy loading. Second, each file has its own timer, resulting in an uncoordinated performance. I keep this in my mind although 8 months passed by. Eventually I take some time and make it up in the recent days. Continue Reading »

Although Kinmen is an island near Xiamen, Fushien, China, the island is part of Taiwan. Currently, Google Earth does not have any high-resolution satellite images or local road maps of the island.

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Wan-Fang is a small community situated Five miles South of Taipei where I lived in a tweleve floors of apartment located at the highest point. By looking out from my window, I can easily spot Mu-Zha Line Station. If I get on to the top floor, I can view the whole scale of Wan-Fang community and Taipei Mu-Zha Zoo.Since I worked on Google Earth two years ago, I started to add streets, bicycle and hiking routes, community activities, discover Shin-Long mountain, 3-D view of buildings, etc on the web. To me, it is a breakthrough to finish the 4-D view of Maokong Gondola and then Maokong Itinerant Bus in one month (6/11/07-7/16/07). Nevertheless, I finished the 4-D view of Mu-Zha metro transit line follow two more weeks effort (7/26/2007). I was overwhelmed when it’s done and was pleased with the accomplishment. I gave myself a big applause.

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Kml Collection