Explore Singapore! with SinGeo Maps

Apr 13 2007

Explore Singapore! with SinGeo Maps

Posted by noelbynature

Have you been following the Explore Singapore! series on yesterday.sg? SinGeo, a blog that tracks the geography of Singapore using Google maps has been keeping tabs of the locations featured in each episode:

Each clip visits a Singapore heritage location. I’ve put these clips into an interactive map to make them easy to navigate. You can watch the TV clips from inside the map and also link to more information about each of the locations at the yesterday.sg blog.

If you’ve been following the series and you haven’t an inkling of where don’t know where each locale is, this just might be the site for you. Check out SinGeo, and more updates of the Explore Singapore! trail here.

Tags: Explore! Singapore, Google Maps, SinGeo

Posted by noelbynature • under Explore Singapore 2006, Explore Singapore!, Heritage Sites and Trails
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sparklette Said,
I love SinGeo. In fact, the website even offered to do up a map based on my list of best restaurants in 2006. Check out “Veron’s 2006 Restaurant Awards” from the left sidebar

Posted on April 13th, 2007 at 5:50 pm

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