Random places of Latin America on Google Street View (2015, time)

[MrPilot]

Originally Posted by claudio-claudio

https://www.google.be/maps/@6.556841...2Uvtt7IpQA!2e0

old world latin america

where is that?

Mala, continue please

[UrbanLuis]

Originally Posted by marlaver

Another river view, this time from Buenos AIres's Tigre Delta

https://www.google.com.ar/maps/@-34....EtPGnA!2e0!3e5

https://www.google.com.ar/maps/@-34....jx8A-Q!2e0!3e5

The river trough the famous "Parque de la Costa"

https://www.google.com.ar/maps/@-34....mn2-nQ!2e0!3e5

Cool links, looks like a nice place.

Originally Posted by claudio-claudio

https://www.google.be/maps/@6.556841...2Uvtt7IpQA!2e0

old world latin america

I love old colonial towns. It looks very well kept.

[EricOldTime]

Originally Posted by marlaver

Another river view, this time from Buenos AIres's Tigre Delta

https://www.google.com.ar/maps/@-34....EtPGnA!2e0!3e5

https://www.google.com.ar/maps/@-34....jx8A-Q!2e0!3e5

The river trough the famous "Parque de la Costa"

https://www.google.com.ar/maps/@-34....mn2-nQ!2e0!3e5

That's a really nice area.......especially up the delta more, up river from Tigre...

[MalaMan]

Originally Posted by MrPilot

Mala, continue please

OK!

Somewhere in the city of Palmas, Brazil:

https://www.google.com/maps/@-10.193...YYdFavHkSA!2e0


Palmas is a planned city, the capital of the "youngest" state of Brazil, Tocantins.

Tocantins was created in 1988 from the northern portion of the state of Goiás, and the city of Palmas started to be built in 1989, to be the state capital.

[UrbanLuis]

What is the most remote Brazilian town on google street view?

[MalaMan]

Originally Posted by UrbanLuis

What is the most remote Brazilian town on google street view?

Not sure, but a strong candidate is Novo Airão, in the state of Amazonas.

It's in the middle of the forrest, in the banks of the Negro river.

They even have dinosaurs there, as you can see in the link:

https://www.google.com/maps/@-2.6261...aKOaSfgUgw!2e0

[UrbanLuis]

cool

Brazil is such a huge place I find the interior sometimes get overlooked. I would love to visit the Brazilian interior as much as the coast.

[MalaMan]

Originally Posted by UrbanLuis

cool

Brazil is such a huge place I find the interior sometimes get overlooked. I would love to visit the Brazilian interior as much as the coast.

I agree very much with you.

Even the Brazilian media is too much "coast-centric". Let alone the foreign media when they report about Brazil...

The areas of Brazil that are far away from the coast are often overlooked by the Brazilian media and foreign media as well.

[Sugah Ray]

Originally Posted by MalaMan

Not sure, but a strong candidate is Novo Airão, in the state of Amazonas.

It's in the middle of the forrest, in the banks of the Negro river.

They even have dinosaurs there, as you can see in the link:

https://www.google.com/maps/@-2.6261...aKOaSfgUgw!2e0

LOL tacky.

They also have dinosaurs in the zoo Pablo Escobar build in a remote town in Colombia, Puerto Triunfo. I have pictures standing right next to them. Those dinosaurs never made any sense to me. Those are probably the only animals left there since the property has been neglected for years.

https://www.google.com/search?q=pabl...15%3B640%3B480

[MalaMan]

hahaha

dinosaurs are everywhere in Latin America