Google Maps Satellite Imagery Update

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Can you see your house from here.. now?

Frank Taylor over at the Google Earth Blog has the scoop on a Google Maps satellite update that he has posted about. Here is a summary of locations that have seen updates:

• Most of California is now in high res. (Example: "Kerman, Ca")
  
• Many updates in Texas, but still some remote areas not covered. A lot of east Texas is now high resolution. (Example: "San Augustine, Tx", Follow along I-10 in West Texas...lots of new areas there.)
• Areas in North Carolina: Wilmington, NC - new data noticeable along the beach
• Looks like the entire state of Connecticut is in high res now: Hartford, Waterbury, Southbury
• Big areas in southeast New Hampshire including: Keene, Nashua
• The rest of the Netherlands now in high res - Except some military bases are now "speckled" so you can't see them.
• Southern part of the state of Georgia
  
• The coastline of Maine all new high resolution areas all along the coast from the southeastern tip to Banghor, Maine, as well as Belfast.
  
• Entire state of Montana - see Glacier National Park.
• Big areas in Belgium have been added or updated: Antwerp and Brussels
• Takamatsu, Japan - new high-res of this metropolitan area
• Norway now has Bergen, Norway and the area surrounding
• Auckland, New Zealand area has new improved photos
• Watch the comments of the post on the Google Earth Blog for more!
  

James from GoogleSightseeing confirms Maps API V.2 has these updates for those of you who are creating and using Google Maps mashups. Sites like Wikimapia and my list of "Collections" sites should now have an even closer look at some world locations. Update (Sept.10/06: The Google Earth Blog reports that this imagery is now available for viewing in Google Earth)

What about your area? Take a look, then post a comment if your region now has high resolution satellite imagery, but did not previously!