Check out the maps on Bing Maps. Go to the birdseye view. Where I have been hunting the photo they have has a lot more detail than GE. Birdseye doesn't have the features nor can you load point onto you GPS. I had a hunter tell me about a good spot where there was a watering trough. I knew someone had run poly pipe down from a huge spring, just didn't know why or where it ended up. Thought the guy was pulling my leg. Prior to the next year, I looked for it on GE, No luck, went to Bing and noticed this rectangular thing that was just too neat to be natural out in an opening, but still couldn't tell what it was. Went back to GE, and I couldn't see a thing. I went back to Bing and got the coordinates, and then made a waypoint on GE of the location and put it on my Garmin. Went hunting, and there it was, the watering trough. Both tools are great, just depends on when they update the maps and what resolution. Last year GE updated the map on my farm, you can see my tractor in the driveway, and the moss growing around the edge of my pond. Bing's map is still from 2009 and it doesn't even have the pond. Just depends on when they update. They do it more out east, so the tax man can get you ASAP for updates. Check it out, both are nice tools.