Kirov vs New York and other avatars of cities on Google Earth

When you open a profile of any city on Google Earth, you can see its avatar. Curious users of "Pikabu", checking their hometowns, found a lot of interesting features. And it all started with a comparison of New York and Kirov.

Kirov, Russia, vs New York, USA.

"In principle... it looks like," the Kirov resident admits.

Here are two Siberian cities: there is only a difference in one letter, and what contrasts.

Apparently, there are no attractions in the German city of Neckarbischofsheim. Someone's bathroom is on the avatar.

In Ivanovo, too, everything is not thank God. Some kind of tool shop.

But just look at Altai Zarinsk! What a beauty!

But Google Earth is not perfect with geography. Sumerlya, a small town in Chuvashia, is located on the mainland, in the wilderness and countryside. But on the avatar - the sea!

By the way, we have wonderful news. Scientists have proved that paradise exists and it is located in Smolensk region.

In St. Petersburg, the avatar is a photo of Petrodvorets, which, of course, is nearby, but not in Not once in St. Petersburg. On the other hand, it is clear - in The Northern capital has nothing to see.

And in Magadan, some kind of half-sunken rusty trough in the photo.

The avatar of Yekaterinburg was a sunken ship twice: the photo was taken in 2009, in 2013 the ship on which the cafe was located sank. After that, it was dismantled and taken out. Before that, he also drowned in 2003.

The post was made in a similar sixteen-story building.

A little parochial patriotism.