Is 2nd & Boulder the center of the U.S.?

[sgrizzle]

Go to: http://maps.live.com/

Zoom in repeatedly.

[TURobY]

Mine gave me Dallas.

[EricP]

owned Depends on your browser width....

[sgrizzle]

Ahh.. I get 2nd and Boulder.

Which was neat, because I was looking for Tulsa anyway.

I know they keep saying we need connectors from the river to downtown and I'm seeing that unless you are in a car, there is no easy way to get from one to the other (I was thinking about walking.)

[dsjeffries]

I got Hwy 75 and Peoria. But I have some extra tabs open.  I'll try again with no extra tabs (Firefox)...

[jne]

quote:Originally posted by DScott28604

I got Hwy 75 and Peoria. But I have some extra tabs open.  I'll try again with no extra tabs (Firefox)...

+1 with Firefox

[swake]

Google Earth takes you to Allen Fieldhouse at KU in Lawrence, because that really is the center of the Universe. (and because Google Earth was developed by KU grads)

[joiei]

quote:Originally posted by jne

quote:Originally posted by DScott28604

I got Hwy 75 and Peoria. But I have some extra tabs open.  I'll try again with no extra tabs (Firefox)...

+1 with Firefox

+ one more with Firefox also.

[TheTed]

quote:Originally posted by swake

Google Earth takes you to Allen Fieldhouse at KU in Lawrence, because that really is the center of the Universe. (and because Google Earth was developed by KU grads)

I really enjoyed this article I read recently about Google and Coffeyville.
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