An intrepid hiker just found something unbelievable on Google Maps — and it’s been hiding in plain sight for 390 million years
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A 390-million-year-old crater spotted by an amateur on Google Maps is another proof point that high-res, open geospatial data is an underused discovery tool. If your business touches land, logistics, or infrastructure, treating public mapping layers as a passive utility is leaving insight on the table.
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