![Google Maps](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEinvo2iudgeud_v0o_atBcNqo8a8pQUipBtdrykoBI_QTJnCtgUZ1UznlbhGYXt6ZnVWX_HE2CgWkfY95A64tyGY7awA3Mxwo_785cpRha4xtdEzRmzLO1Y4Fq0WQHpdLDDaj-XCxrmwQo/s400/israel.jpg)
However, as you can see from the screen-shot above, Israel seems to be full of streets with no names.
That is unless you search in Hebrew. Then the names magically appear.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgfLWB00huHFpg6VttfMztD0I-Jt73cBLU-zxLqcpJ3JJoEks8lxZXo0O83eAtfp8QfEImUxEYSIuGNbPkCqADoKdNTR7JVAe9EPeM-Ksv2B5_QzK2EeWM6-C13aOdE9-W5bv3dznp-o5I/s400/hebrew.jpg)
Perhaps Google don't have a Hebrew to English interpreter.
Google have now also added labels for cities and towns in Georgia. The Google LatLong Blog says that 'new data' for a number of other countries has also been added to Google Maps.
One of the 'other countries' seems to be the Isle of Man which now has street maps.
Hat-tip to Amos Shapira - via: Ira Abramov's Blog
Hat-tip to Mapperz for news of the Isle of Man update
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Hat-tip to Amos Shapira - via: Ira Abramov's Blog
Hat-tip to Mapperz for news of the Isle of Man update
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